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Crossing cultures

Name: Crossing cultures
Brand: Barbara Jackson
SKU: 43448827
Price: 9858 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Barbara Jackson
ISBN: 9780645713602

Barbara Jackson

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 43448827

Publishers Barbara Jackson, May 2023

In the early 1980s, Barbara Jackson visited her father in Tennant Creek and was catapulted into the... Full description

Libristo code: 43448827

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In the early 1980s, Barbara Jackson visited her father in Tennant Creek and was catapulted into the harsh reality of life in an Aboriginal community. Her version of Australian history hadn't prepared her for the racism, the sub-standard living conditions, or the suffering. She decided to do something about it.

Barbara's wry humour leavens her lively account of the traumas, frustrations and rewards of working to help empower Aboriginal communities in the face of bureaucratic ineptitude and institutionalised racism. Told with a larrikin's eye for the ridiculous and a sociologist's insight into the structural barriers facing remote communities, it is also the story of a friendship between father and daughter, and the work they shared.

A rare combination of engrossing story and history lesson, Crossing Cultures is a book about the outback and its peoples, especially the Indigenous people still fighting for a voice in how their communities are governed.