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Issue Details: First known date: 1988... 1988 'Am I Too Black to Go with You?'
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'The purpose of this chapter Is to discuss how Aboriginal people deal with the negative cultural labels given to them by wider society in Aboriginal communities shows that derogatory phrases (for example, 'black bastard' or 'lazy blackfella') are frequently found in.conversations between children and adults, and indeed it would appear that negative descriptions are embraced rather than shunned.' (Introduction)

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  • includes bibliography

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    y separately published work icon Being Black: Aboriginal Cultures in 'Settled' Australia Ian Keen (editor), Canberra : Aboriginal Studies Press , 1988 9108245 1988 selected work criticism

    'Being black brings together the results of research by a range of renowned anthropologists focusing on the social life of people who used to be labelled 'part-Aborigines' or 'urban Aborigines'. The research cover issues like the basis of identity; the ties of family; the structure of communities; ways of speaking; beliefs and feelings about country, and attitudes to the past.' (Source: Publisher's website)

         Canberra : Aboriginal Studies Press , 1988     pg. 66-76
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