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From Racism to Multiculturalism

From Racism to Multiculturalism. Ethnicity and Inequality. Ethnicity and immigration The relationship between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians. Aboriginals in Australia. “ terra-nullius ”. Waves of immigrants in different time British European immigrants

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From Racism to Multiculturalism

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  1. From Racism to Multiculturalism

  2. Ethnicity and Inequality • Ethnicity and immigration • The relationship between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians

  3. Aboriginals in Australia

  4. “terra-nullius”

  5. Waves of immigrants in different time British European immigrants Germany and China

  6. White Australia Policy 1901 Immigration Restriction Act (1901) against Chinese and other non-white immigrants

  7. From White Australia to Multiculturalism Labor government’s assisted migration racism—the normal way preferred migration groups assimilation

  8. Multiculturalism from 1973 • Non-discriminatory programs for NESB • Three areas of Multiculturalism policy Cultural Identity Social Justice Economic efficiency

  9. Critical reactions to Multiculturalism Pauline Hanson and the One Nation Party present situation of NESB migrants

  10. Migration today increased immigrants against still predominant Anglo Australians social inequality among minorities

  11. Aboriginality Today • Four stages of the relationship between the colonizers and the Aboriginals: • expropriation of land and the killing of the Peoples • Segregation and “Protection” • Assimilation, segregation and the attempted destruction of the cultures of the Dreaming • citizenship and the fight against racism

  12. Aboriginal Australia

  13. Examples of Aboriginals’ struggles Aboriginal Protection Act of 1909 Protests against the denial of citizenship Stockmen’s strike of Western Australia Freedom Rides Royal Commissions to restore land rights The Mabo Decision The Wik Decision

  14. Eddie Mabo

  15. Mabo’s Grave

  16. Australian Freedom Riders

  17. Social inequality today “relative poverty” survivors or victims?

  18. The History Wars rejection of the negative aspects of Australia’s history understanding of the past remember or “disremember”?

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