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Tale om den stjålne generation i Australien

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Tale om den stjålne generation i Australien er en engelsk-opgave til 2.g el. lign., afleveret til karakteren 10. Fylder 2 sider (303 ord, ca. 1 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 23. juni 2017.

En tale der belyser Australiens 'Stolen Generation' og tvangsfjernelsen af aboriginske børn fra deres familier. Opgaven diskuterer assimilationspolitikker, raceadskillelse og den hvide overlegenheds tankegang, der lå til grund for disse handlinger, set fra en danskers synspunkt.

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Struktur
10
Faglig dybde
7
Kilder
7
Fuldstændighed
10
  • aboriginere
  • assimilation
  • australien
  • kolonialisme
  • menneskerettigheder
  • racisme
  • stolen generation
  • tvangsfjernelse

Ladies and gentlemen, my name is [NAVN A] and the theme is "the indiegenous Peoples of Australia seen from a Dane's point of view" I want to make this speech, because you must know most Dane's views on "the Stolen generation". I have read about Bill Simon. He is actually an ordained Reverend on the block in Redburn. He give communion, he can do marriages, he can do funeral services and he go into Long Bay Jail and marry guys in there, marry white businessmen under the Harbour Bridge, he have done all that, he have married people here on the block actually. Looking back onto where he came from Biripi, that means he is in the Shark Tribe, he was born up in Taree Purfleet Mission.

The forced removal of indigenous children from their families, I find outrageous. It is based on the sort inferiority and the white superiority. They believed that the natives would "die out" through natural to destroy them, orwhere possible, equality, I am inside. Children will be taught by parents to reject the original heritage and by adopting white culture. Their names were changed, and were not allowed to talk to their normal language. Some children were sent to white families, and sugar peas were placed on the fields and neglect and abuse were common. Assimilation policies had their focus on children who had their task to increase the white and degrade the black "Half-cast" children (children are considered by both white and black ancestry). The authorities believed that these children could just be treated because of their lighter skin tone.

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