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Uncommon Ground : White Women and Aboriginal History
Anna Cole
(editor),
Fiona Paisley
(editor),
Victoria Haskins
(editor),
Canberra
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Aboriginal Studies Press
,
2005
Z1207044
2005
anthology
biography
Uncommon Ground is a unique exploration of the complex roles played by white women in Australian Indigenous histories. it showcases some of the latest and most interesting work in Australia on gender and cross-cultural history. Within a particular historical context, each chapter highlights the work of a woman involved in Aboriginal issues, and with Aboriginal people. Well-known as well as less prominent public figures, are included. There is a mix of activists, writers, and workers in missionary groups and administration as well as Pearl Gibbs, the leading Aboriginal woman activist who worked closely with contemporary white feminists. (Libraries Australia record).
Canberra
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Aboriginal Studies Press
,
2005
pg.
241-256
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