The Dying Days of Segregation in Australia: Case Study Yarrabah (A Study of Racism and Apartheid in Australia) (First Nations True Stories)
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The Dying Days of Segregation in Australia: Case Study Yarrabah (A Study of Racism and Apartheid in Australia) (First Nations True Stories)

by Barbara Miller

History Indigenous Studies social justice
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The Dying Days of Segregation in Australia explores racism, apartheid, and the history of segregation through the case study of Yarrabah. Centered on First Nations true stories, Barbara Miller’s work offers a focused account of a significant and difficult chapter in Australia’s past.

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The Dying Days of Segregation in Australia examines racism and apartheid in Australia through a focused case study of Yarrabah.

Drawing on First Nations true stories, the book considers the lived realities behind the history of segregation.

Barbara Miller presents a work for readers seeking greater understanding of Australian history, racial injustice, and the experiences of First Nations communities.

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