Hard to Say Sorry: Indigenous Australia's Reconciliation Movement
The Conflict
Beginning in the nineteenth century Australia had assimilation policies under which aboriginal children (the "Stolen Gene...
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According to the civilised western world, land and property are possessed via financial transactions. To the Aborigines, land is not owned by one person instead they feel that the land is a part of th...
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Treatment of Aborigines between 1788-1970
The Aborigines were native and had a unique culture that was not understood by the white. In 1788 the government had complete control over the colony and its...
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Reconciliation aims for a united Australia which respects this land of ours; values the aboriginal heritage; and provides justice and equality for all. The process of reconciliation has been a continu...
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The Aboriginal people of Australia have a rich and vivid culture. Or perhaps, it could be phrased as: they had a rich and vivid culture. This is because these people have endured discrimination and de...
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The indigenous theatre production, Funerals and circuses, shows the audience thematic concerns, regarding political issues on racism to the indigenous Australians in contemporary Australian society, a...
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Identify the role of Equality and Difference in your own life and in that of the macro world.
Evaluate the importance of identity, socioeconomic status and human rights in that role.
`Equality and...
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Indigenous Australians have experienced many difficulties and struggles related to the issue of their rights and freedoms. Since the white settlement, the indigenous population have been discriminated...
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Hard to Say Sorry: Indigenous Australia's Reconciliation Movement
