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2019...
no.
41
May
2019
of
Reconciliation News
est. 2005
Reconciliation News
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'Coinciding with National Reconciliation Week 2019, this edition of Reconciliation News explores the growing calls for a process of truth tellinf in Australia; a process where, for the first time, all Australians might collectively face and acknowledge the horrifying brutality of modern Australia's history.' (Editorial introduction)
Contents
* Contents derived from the 2019 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- How to Be a Good Ally, single work column (p. 10)
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In Conversation : Baker Boy,
single work
interview
(p. 12-13)'Born in Darwin and raised in the remote NT communities Milingimi and Maningrida, Danzal Baker, known professionally as Baker Boy, is an Australian rapper, dancer, artist, and actor. A dynamic performer, Baker Boy is best known for his original hip-hop songs incorporating both English and Yolngu Matha. In January, Danzal was named Young Australian of the Year 2019.' (Article summary)
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The Uluru Statement - Denied but Not Dead,
single work
column
(p. 18-19)'The following is an extract from the speech made by Richard Flanagan at last year's Garma Festival.
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