Assessment
Information accessable via the intranet is
in red type
Document: Races and Peoples Temperament of Primary Groups
Source: Henry W. Ruoff, Editor-in-Chief, Circle of Knowledge, 1885, Philadelphia
http://www2.sunysuffolk.edu/westn/racism1.html
Report
of the National Inquiry into the Separation of Aboriginal and
Torres
Strait Islander Children from Their Families
http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/special/rsjproject/rsjlibrary/hreoc/stolen/
Four stories from the Stolen Generation
Bringing them Home - The Report - An Evaluation of the governments response.
PERIOD SINCE FIRST LEGISLATION: THE AFTERMATH
- PROTECTION AND SEGREGATION (1873 ? 1957)
Assimilation
from 1956
Bibliography details:
Wearne, H. 1980 A Clash of Cultures: Queensland Aboriginal Policy 1824 – 1980, World Mission of the Uniting Church in Australia, Brisbane.
Magazine article on Bringing them Home.
In 1995 the Government launched an Inquiry into a tragic episode in Australian history - the practice of removing Aboriginal children from their families with the aim of assimilating them into Western culture. This practice went on throughout most of this century until the late 1960s.
Brief note on the meaning of assimilation
Race and Class Overview: Parallels in Racism and Class Prejudice
Anthony S. Wohl, Professor of History, Vassar College
Race and Class Prejudice and the Childlike
The Irreligion of the Poor and of Savages
Perceptions of the Poor: Criminality
The Supposed Excessive Sexuality of Lower Classes and Tribal Cultures
Phrenology and Race in Nineteenth-Century England
The Function of Racism in Victorian England
Online Essays on Indigenous Affairs in Australia
Examples
The future of reconciliation - By Pat Thompson - posted 30/8/00
Our Right to be Responsible The image files on this and following pages are of Noel Pearson's Draft Document, Our Right to Take Responsibility.
Other titles to be found include:
Whither Land Rights in the Northern Territory? Wither Aboriginal Self-determination? - Ian Viner QC - posted June/July
Bush Families and Native Title - Lindsay MacDonald - posted June/July
10 Native Title Predictions - Associate Professor Bryan Horrigan - posted
April/May 1999
Early Nineteenth Century Social Structures; Government
Assimilation Policies; and the Contemporary Stó:lo Nation -
The reference is to Canadian Aborigines
Revisiting Mabo : Time for
the Streaker's Defence?
http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/special/rsjproject/rsjlibrary/parliamentary/rebutting/index.html
Editorial reports on Aboriginal Issues
http://www.qut.edu.au/chan/oodgeroo/Journal/Previous.html
http://www.aboriginalconnections.com/
Most frequently asked questions about the stolen generation
What does saying sorry really mean?
The following is provided to give teachers an insight into the thoughts of some Aboriginal people. Mr Williams-Mozley has given permission for his speech to be used in these notes.
There are currently 2067 sites listed with Aboriginal Connections!
Racial discrimination-face the facts
This page, 'Face the Facts', part of the Human Rights
and Equal Opportunities (Racial Discrimination) site, provides answers
to a number of questions about current immigration policies and practices.
Themes include diversity, multiculturalism. What is multiculturalism?,
for example, is followed ...
http://www.hreoc.gov.au/racial_discrimination/face_the_facts/Face_the_Facts.pdf
- details
Migrants, immigration and multiculturalism: questions and answers about migrants and immigration.
This page, part of the Human Rights and Equal Opportunities
site, provides answers to a number of questions about current
immigration policies and practices. Themes include
diversity, multiculturalism. What is multiculturalism?, for example, is
followed by a statement of policy and three basic
...
http://www.hreoc.gov.au/racial_discrimination/face_facts/sect1.html
- details
Helping Australian school communities recognise and
address racism is the focus of this jointly funded program of state and
federal organisations. There are practical ideas
and resources for teachers to use in the classroom, games and a timeline
of
Australia's development 'as a culturally ...
http://www.racismnoway.com.au/ - details