Outcasts in white Australia

This book extensively documents the grim story of human injustice to which, deliberately or unwittingly, society has subjected the part- Aborigines. It raises the question of whether they are so racially prejudiced they do not even see the plight of these people, whose proper place, it appears, is on the degraded fringe, under-employed, ill-housed, ill-educated, scorned or ignored. Yet part-Aborigines are the most rapidly increasing segment of the Australian population. Are these new generations to live out their lives without justice or dignity? Or will white Australians, supporting policies of the kind proposed by Professor Rowley, open the way for justice, equality and human dignity; and provide new opportunities to share the rapidly increasing wealth of this country?

Publisher: Pelican
Date Published: 1973
Book Condition: Very good softcover with minor surface and edge wear to covers. A clean and unmarked copy internally.