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Thinking Black

Name: Thinking Black
Brand: Aboriginal Studies Press
SKU: 06440633
Price: 10929 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Andrew Markus
ISBN: 9780855754594

Andrew Markus

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 06440633

Publishers Aboriginal Studies Press, January 2004

William Cooper was the founder and leader of the Australian Aborigines League, formally constituted... Full description

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William Cooper was the founder and leader of the Australian Aborigines League, formally constituted in 1936. This was the most important of the first crop of Aboriginal political organizations formed in Australia. Mission-educated and influenced by Christianity, he worked as a laborer in several states in the early 20th Century. His later authority as a spokesman rested on these life experiences. One of Coopers important causes was petitioning King George V in September 1933 for Indigenous rights. Among his proposals was a call for parliamentary representation for Aborigines. An activist for many years, Cooper has long been remembered only by his own people, the Yorta Yorta. This book sets out to right that wrong.