Always sounds so ignorant when a person says, “ Well racism was a long time ago.” This happened just in the 70s and I’m sure they’re still recovering from this.
Erica Smith Actually this law, and yes it was a literal Law in Australia, the act of removing half-caste aboriginal children from their homes, was practiced until the late 80’s. Look it up.
This interviewer really needs to work on her interviewing skills and her empathy. Sitting there smiling and interrupting with "No way!" while the woman is sharing something difficult and close to home is really inappropriate! We get that you find it fascinating but this is very real to that young woman who was raised with that heartbreak, and watching that so-called interviewer treat it like juicy gossip is infuriating
@@missbell5876 Thank was my thing too, everytime this woman was about to add something, the interviewer had to interject with a comment. It's frustrating to watch.
Stephanie Dersnah Not going to answer me? I stopped saying “shut up” to people when I was about 10 years old, and I never said it to people I didn’t know, particularly if they weren’t even addressing me or anyone I knew. I wasn’t raised that way. So, my question to you is this: Do your parents know you are getting on RUclips and telling perfect strangers to “shut up” because they wrote something that you didn’t like, even though it wasn’t even addressed to, nor concerned you?
Now out in the American West we had something similar. The Native American children were taken from there families forced into boarding schools to force them to ditch their ways of live. Really cruel, in a way the Native Americans and Aboriginals are both victims of a government brought up in their own lands. It shows how cruel civilization is.
@@georgefloydsfake20dollarbi28 No I do know that the genocide was equally as bad in Latin America. I was actually visiting the Yucatán a few months back and saw the abandoned Mayan cities from when the Spanish came. I was only using the United States as an example but yes it was just as bad as in Latin America. Also there are still some tribes left in the Caribbean but their in small numbers.
@@MermanFromRus "I think it's still better than segregation which took place in the US." I disagree. If it was trying to breed them into non existence it was far worse. Why do you think it was better?
Hl A absolute genocide! Aborigines were shot dead and there were no repercussion for the white man! They were hunted and killed, it WAS genocide! Learn TRUE HISTORY.
Thank you David, for visiting Pudakul. Hopefully you can visit again and see the changes we have at the billabong. My younger sister still works with us also and she is doing a great job 🙂🐢
My grandmother was stolen, we're only now just reconnecting with her side of the family... The wounds run deep, I myself am guilty of not really understanding the immense pain caused by colonialism until I've been forced to live through it. We definitely have a long way to go, this really feels like that missing puzzle piece that connects all of the problems in the indigenous communities, the scary thing is.. I don't know where to start or how we are going to fix any of this or even if we can.
The half caste children who were taken by the government child welfare authorities. These partly white children had larger brains than the pure aboriginal mother. The larger brain is more susceptible to neglect and improper nutrition. Such children could not be left to *an alcoholic mother with an IQ of perhaps 60,* that's 10 points below the limit for medically defined mental retardation. The white authorities were compelled to protect these children. * * * * Australia was unoccupied by a civilisation in 1788. The aborigines of 250 years ago were a stone age people. These 'pure' aborigines have an average IQ of about 64. That means that intellectually, the average aborigine was equivalent to a 9-10 year old European child. There were many tribes and different very primitive languages. No writing. No husbandry. No numbers beyond 5 etc. Even their average cranial capacity is 2/3 that of Europeans. That is why pure aborigines are rarely seen. The ones we see are the 0 --> 10% aboriginals who campaign for more privileges. Many mostly white people just call themselves aboriginal so they can dip their snouts into the money trough. Australian taxpayers pay about $35 billion per year paying for privileges given to people who call themselves aboriginals. Full aboriginals are confined to distant settlements because they have an extremely low IQ and a deficient immune system. They need help, but they are rarely seen. Read this article: www.heraldsun.com.au/blogs/andrew-bolt/column---white-is-the-new-black/news-story/2d639a94bb361ca786b9b2c171a4da04 * * * * Most of the full aboriginals died after colonisation because the humans who came to Australia unknowingly brought in diseases, such as bubonic plague, chickenpox, hepatitis, tetanus, cholera, the common cold, diphtheria, influenza, malaria, measles, scarlet fever, sexually transmitted diseases, polio, typhoid, typhus, tuberculosis, and pertussis (whooping cough), etc. *These diseases killed most of the full aboriginals.* The only reason any full aboriginals are alive and healthy is because of white people developed antibiotics and vaccines. White people looking after them in their remote settlements.
Alec O'Sullivan , feeling your pain from Africa. We are so grateful our ancestors figured out before it was too late. We are now rooting for South Africa and Im glad they are taking back their land
I migrated here from England i was part of the British ''stolen generation'' Where half a million of us young ones were forcibly taken from our parents. As Australian children and British child migrants we suffered years of neglect and abuse in orphanages and state and religious institutions. Some mothers of the ''white stolen generations'' are dead. Others are dying. Many live in despair, still longing for the chance to hold their baby, to see its face, to rewrite their sad history. It really gets under my skin that these events rarely get mentioned, not to mention the Maltese ''stolen generation'' to. I feel for the indigenous kids and what they went through to. My personal story still haunts me to this day, i am now 65 yrs old.
I can't began to imagine what a your childhood must have been like. I know that your pain and wounds must run deep. So sorry for your mistreatment by the hands of those who were supposed to help.Thank you for sharing.
My Julby (great-grandmother) was part of the stolen generation, taken when she was a little girl. I only met her a few times, but she was really nice and looked after me.
@Troll FACE! I understand that the native American people's history may be more traumatic than ours, but at least there's still 5million of them left and they get recognition around the world of the trauma their ancestors have gone through, as well as the racism they still receive today. There are only 45,000 full blooded Indigenous Australians left. This is because our ancestors have actually been colonised and we are now an endangered race and culture due to being "bred to extinction" in our own native country. Racism is considered normal and I don't appreciate how demeaning your comment is to an Indigenous race.
EXTREMELY HEARTBREAKING! As a mom, I would have lost my mind just to know my children were taken away from me!!! Dear GOD in HEAVEN, this ugly world with such horrible things taking place to this day!!!
@@seaworldsocialartslecturer4160 Because not all Aussies are born out of wedlock; meanwhile, every mixed race aborigines, regardless of the parent's marital status, are kidnapped.
@@seaworldsocialartslecturer4160 From wiki: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stolen_Generations. Read em it and weep, Nigel Fuckface: The report discovered that removed children were, in most cases, placed into institutional facilities operated by religious or charitable organisations. A significant number, particularly females, were "fostered" out. Children taken to such institutions were trained to be assimilated to Anglo-Australian culture. Policies included punishment for speaking their local Indigenous languages. The intention was to educate them for a different future and to prevent their being socialised in Aboriginal cultures. The boys were generally trained as agricultural labourers and the girls as domestic servants; these were the chief occupations of many Europeans at the time in the largely rural areas outside cities.[14] A common aspect of the removals was the failure by these institutions to keep records of the actual parentage of the child, or such details as the date or place of birth. As is stated in the report: the physical infrastructure of missions, government institutions and children's homes was often very poor and resources were insufficient to improve them or to keep the children adequately clothed, fed and sheltered.[26] The children were taken into care purportedly to protect them from neglect and abuse. However, the report said that, among the 502 inquiry witnesses, 17% of female witnesses and 7.7% of male witnesses reported having suffered a sexual assault while in an institution, at work, or while living with a foster or adoptive family.[26]
@@seaworldsocialartslecturer4160 "Don't let schooling impede your education." Coming from you and the claims you've just stated, that has got to be the most ironic statement I've seen in a while. Thanks for the laughs at your expense.
Because of u I just watched the trailer.i really am about to watch that.good recommendation.im from America and dont know much about Australia other than Crocodile Dundee funnel-web spiders and the Crocodile Hunter.didnt know about any struggle over there.
If I had a bucket list, going to Australia in hopes of getting a hug from Deanne Kenyon would be near the top. The stolen generation atrocity and the inexcusable treatment overall that Australia's original inhabitants have gotten from the outsiders who arrived in the last 4 centuries is beyond criminal.
Jane Jones. Your refering to slavery? It's amazing and sickening how many Black families were torn apart, scattered all over the place. At least some of these people were able to re-connect with their families. Don't you just love it when history is rewritten and sugar coated, swept underneath the rug? So who actually benefits from this?
I'm in the situation where my grandmother was raised by her white father alone. The more I look into the circumstances, the more I think it had a lot to do with the fact that her mother was of mixed ancestry. The paperwork for my family says my ancestors were Aboriginal - as you can imagine, this has changes hugely my and my mothers understanding of who we are.
That's great.. your part of the oldest living culture.!! If you every visit Darwin, NT visit our tours called Pudakul or email me and you can learn about cultural connections and valves etc.
What's crazy is how recent all of this was still happening. You don't fix this. You can only try to recover. It will take generations, but one day, our great grandkids will have no genocidal and concentration camp stories to tell. Healing takes time and generations, but not having these experiences at all is the best way to feel equal to everyone.
I've met so many absolutely beautiful indigenous people. I used to be kinda scared of them in my late teens early 20's walking the streets of the city in Brisbane at night hearing how they stab, bash and rob people all the time, I'd see them hanging out on the park benches in the dark with dark skin hardly noticeable and drinking lots, and I believe that fear was felt by them and they'd curse at me as I tried walking past without acknowledging them. Ever since I grew up a bit more and learned the oneness we all share and overcome fear I had not only toward them but most people due to being bullied HEAPS in school and by older siblings and subsequently progressing with martial arts beyond black belt, that's when I started realizing how beautiful they are like most people i was scared of. To be honest, I'm slightly envious of their rich culture, tribal ways and strong sense of community, they look after each other a lot! and they were homeostatic unlike us where we're just destructive basically. In our white culture our greed and naivety has brought about so much murder and harm to earth all to have us separate (independent), mentally ill with depression, OCD, anxiety, fear and so on, resulting in comfort eating, drinking, binge watching netflix etc, rather than getting healthy or doing anything productive. I still feel gut wrenching guilt and shame for my heritage to this day and I think a lot of other whites do too, so much so that it's too uncomfortable to confront head on, it's just a reaaal slow process to which we're mostly all doing almost everything in our power to turn our heads and run from in the aforementioned escapism's, myself included. But I do hope to be a better person and I take certain steps to do so, and my heritage is actually German and Welsh so who knows what stupid atrocities are in my blood line :(
Just imagine if we had world ecstasy day once a year. Everyone loved up on the most pure of mdma (far healthier than alcohol, but illegal because our governments aren't particularly intelligent), the glimpse it would provide us would catapult us miles ahead in terms of connection. Sure we'd have the come down that lasts a few days, but the public would be educated on healthy ways to mitigate most of that and to have a regulated dose with regulated ingredients in the first place would make all the difference. A crazy idea, but it beats everyone putting their head in the sand feeling like life is a horrible thing you've got to grind or battle through without joy or love or connection. Even if that is a stupid idea, the point remains that something radical needs doing and it simply won't, our progression will continue with little baby steps at crrrrrazy slow speeds with major voids in logic - and that's our monarchy.
I work with aboriginal elders and today was listening to stories of the stolen generation. It's so different watching documentaries and then hearing first hand accounts. And it's crazy to think that this actually wasn't that long ago...
My father was stolen when he was 3 and didn't get to meet his family until he was 13, luckily he did get to connect with his family unlike others. He explains that it was like meeting a bunch of strangers all bar one brother who was in the boys home with him. Nowadays he and his siblings are inseparable, when one moves to another town or area they all do, if it's a cause for celebration everyone makes an effort. To see the way they are now you would think they'd been together their whole lives. My father is in his early 60's and has only recently been able to discuss this part of his life with me. He sleeps with a light on due ti being locked in cupboards as punishment and cleans like his life depends on it due to the training as a domestic servant. For most of he amd his siblings lives they were told that their lived experience was a lie, only recently has their pain been truly acknowledged.
As a mixed race person of European and North African heritage who grew up in a big European city without his brown dad, I've always been fascinated by indigenous cultures. Spent so much time this past year learning about aboriginal cultures and history. This was a tough watch. All power to this girl. I can't be the only one who thinks she's stunningly beautiful as well
This could easily be talking about Canada. I have a number of First Nations kids in my classroom and we have a strong indigenous influence in our school. I am teaching about Australia now in my grade 7 Social Studies class and comparing Australia to Canada. I think it has been eye opening, especially to my indigenous students, to understand that what had happened to their grandparents and great grandparents has happened almost identically across the globe in Australia.
How does it seem to affect them? On the one hand I can imagine that it might help in that they don't feel so alone in their situation. But on the other hand it could worsen the situation by making them think that unless your skin is lilly white in colour you will be treated very poorly. In reality, not too far from the truth? I have long known that we in Australia have treated our indigenous people abysmally and until the last 2 or 3 decades I thought Canada had treated the indigenous there pretty well. But, apparently not.
Go and read a copy of Kieth Windschuttle's book ' The Fabrication of Aboriginal history, vol 3, the stolen generations'. A copy should be available at public libraries
I’m doing a speech for naidoc week this week and im doing the stolen generation and the truth about our history and I love learning about it but it does make me quite sad to think that this happened to my people and my ancestors and that my family was apart of the stolen generation and I find out I have more family and cousins every day.
Are you also aware of the very ugly truths of how indigenous communities treated each other and other people groups, including the practises of Infantcide, the massacres of Innocent shipwreck survivors and cannibalism? Or are you only interested in the ugly truths done by non-indigenous people?
After Belgian occupation in Africa, o think Australia indigenous had the worst of occupation of all colonists. My grandparents used to talk about British occupation and their heavy taxation that made them dirt poor. But then I learnt about congo, Australia then I realised my grandparents at least had their life even if they starved as they could ensure that their kids could see a better life.
The half caste children who were taken by the government child welfare authorities. These partly white children had larger brains than the pure aboriginal mother. The larger brain is more susceptible to neglect and improper nutrition. Such children could not be left to *an alcoholic mother with an IQ of perhaps 60,* that's 10 points below the limit for medically defined mental retardation. The white authorities were compelled to protect these children.
Very true, like the Native American, the Indigenous Canadians and the Indigenous New Zeland (Maori) us Australian Aboriginal people faced the same challenges due to past colonial events. All of which have had, and still continue to have a detremential affect on the health and well-being of Indigenous people all around the world. Previous government policies assimilated and endoctrinated Aboriginal people and this country (Australia) was built on systematic racism.. A lost culture and identity for many.. Most Aboriginal people build self determination and fought for their own rights but there is still alot to be done..
We learnt about the “stolen generation” in school, but I remember the teachers would always try to sugarcoat everything. For example, we would watch movies (obviously with happy endings) instead of documentaries or true stories
They tried this here in South Africa. They failed dismally. Now they claiming there’s a white genocide happening, secretly conducted by the government. Guess where they running to? Australia.
Christian Johnson Taiwan has the Taiwanese aboriginals (in no relation to the Australian aboriginals), Japan has the ainu, and New Zealand has the Maoris
when were the photos taken? Because if the people in the photos have died, it's insensitive to aboriginal people not to show a warning saying that the program contains images of deceased people.
Its just a shame to sit here as white in germany. I feel so bad without having done anything. And I think Thats The Problem - all the People who dont do anything feel sorry, but what about the people that did this to the Aboriginal People or in general to the black people on this earth.Why do the White People ever think they are the only real humans on earth? I just want to say sorry without having done anything and I can just hope that we will ever learn out of our mistakes.
It's not your fault that's just the human being in you who has empathy the history is ugly that's why its important for all of us to know what happened so that atrocities like this doesn't happen again at the end of the day we are all beings of this planet having an experience. Your no more or less a human being for being dumb,smart,black,white,short or tall all of us are born into our bodies and circumstance. If we all just have love and respect for each other i genuinely believe the world can be a better place.We don't need to treat each other out of malevolence for looking a little different .Thats the beauty of this planet.Much love peace be with you.
Growing up in Australia in the 80s from an ethnic background we won't taught at school about the real story of what happened to the first peoples, we were taught about dream time , only when you take time and listen to what really happened you have a real understanding of the suffering and the in justice they went through. Now I'm no leftist woke but I really feel for the aboriginal peoples. I don't care much about invasion day or the voice in parliament, though I think it's time for a proper treaty.
So who going to pay for those stolen children suffering today?what organization and the individuals that set up those organizations? their offspring that are still around today are the people that should be paying immediate restitution land Etc. That would be proper Justice.
Hi, there are many dynamics to this. All I will say is find a copy of Kieth Windschuttle book 'Fabrication of Aboriginal history, vol 3, the stolen generation'. It is very eye opening. His book goes into great detail about the whole child removals. He even reproduces the child welfare records for many of each child, whilst maintaining their privacy by not giving the identities.
And Black americans thought they were the only ones who went through this shit. Wow Catholics and Anglicans should be ashamed of this atrocity. I'm catholic and am faithful to God and only one man Jesus. No other man I shall bend to.
@@chancoo2896 you have to agree Aboriginal people are not as United as the Maori people. The diversity of Aboriginal Culture makes it hard for them to stand together as One.
@@Escekar what do you mean stand together as one we do why you think we all go under as indigenous Australian when we where being specific to each other then we say what tribe we are from ?
@@Escekar I feel like the only problem for me personally that I see in my community is that we are too accepting of white people that claim their indigenous DNA
My ancestors we're taken from their homeland put on ships against their will and sent to Australia.Now I am seen as the same as the people that did this.Such is life.
In a world we don't know what's true what's false what's real and what's made up. This is very tragic and heart wrenching.. this doesn't sound like something that's made up. The reality of this is no matter how long ago it happened, racism very much happens today.. it exists in the hearts of those who descend from those which experienced this in their time. Let's take into consideration if somebody kidnapped, or stole from your care, or harmed a loved one in any way... you would go to unimaginable lengths to Avenge your loss. No matter who you are, What colour your skin is If you came here by boat You are first nation peoples The fact is we are human beings and we live in the same world that's been divided since you arrived and nothing has changed. That's the sad reality is nothing will change unless everyone works together.. Instead white shit on black Black shit on white People kill their own and everybody is laughing at us
thank god they no longer have to worry about tribal war, water scarcity, famines, and prolific child abuse! oh wait, that last one still happens in indigenous communities.
@@steinanderson9849 you need more time my friend. Water scarcity do you understand the word 'tribal' indiginous lived 60, 000 years in harmony and balance. What about our cultures ? Hmmmmm
harmony and balance are code for at the mercy of the environment. 60000 years on one of the largest land masses, without vikings or huns or mongols raiding them, and yet they only grew to a population of 500-750,000. I wonder why that is, hmmmmm@@shanesydney127
yeah famines, water scarcity. do you need those defined? whats your issue here? you know 2.5 times as many non-indigenous children were taken as part of the stolen generation right? where's there media coverage? who is racist?
Unfortunately, what you didn't hear was many stories which balanced the "stealing" which were the numerous stories of neglect. Our former history teacher was Aboriginal and she was in one of the homes and when she went to the Stolen Generation conferences and told one of the conference organisers that her parents just didn't want her - and after that she was ignored by everyone who weren't interested in hearing such stories.
@@helloskitty3304 no - many, many bad parenting FACTS - and like this particular example are hidden and silenced in order to hide the truth that many of the children were badly neglected.
Correct, though unfortunately with today's cancel culture and those of the Marxist left wanting to prohibit the other side of the story, this sort of information is now censored and taken out of the debate, which is sadly akin to an authoritarian society.
One of the aboriginal men who became famous admitted he wasn't stolen, him and his sister were taken into protective child custody back in 1930 because the police officer observed that 1: a half-breed as the Aboriginals called them was a mut or cross breed according to the Aboriginal tribe so they were both shunted and abused. :2 a different girl in that tribe only 8 years old was already claimed by another man as his wife!. Also shagging family members was rife. Children weren't stolen they were put under the best protective care at the time. Back in 2002 when I was 13 my younger sister and our white family had an Aboriginal exchange student from Palm Island, she was 11 or 12 and trying to seduce me with sex she thought we were rich, I liked her but at 13 and no knowledge of carnal intercourse but she had far more knowledge of sex she was switching off the lights and pulling her pants down , but I thought it was a wierd game! I kept switching the light back on! I didn't take advantage nothing occurred she even hunted me down at my job 5 years later she had become a flight stewardess. Wouldn't matter how good looking she was a girl at 11 or 12 shouldn't be so sexually active naturally unless her family members- the males made her so.
Unfortunately the milk trees are poisonous so to hear what happened to her grandmother or the tales of her Ethnic background is sad. It reminds me of #OprahWinfrey_Beloved film. We're in a time of learning in America our Mayor of #SanFranciscoCalifornia #MayorLondonBreedSanFrancisco,California is Australian Aboriginal. Following Obama's presidency and Arnold Schwarzenegger as California's governor a few years ago. So we're definitely in a time of change. #GodBless @unitednations
The truth of the matter they weren't stolen they were taken away from abusive parents...... that's the case for every sad story that says they were stolen....
Made anything on the Norwegian State kidnapping children? A lot of people have compared what's currently going on in Norway to this, maybe it's worth to look in to.
Why do you discriminate between white people and "my people" as if both are different and both need different treatment? Isn't this what's wrong with the world?
Up until 1970s Australia was the biggest producer of sugar cane with no slaves. We never had slaves. We mechanised and were ahead of every country. No Aboriginals helped we occasionally found a small amount of labour from the surrounding islands and pages them 10 times what they could earn at home, forgot that part didn't you?
Even with the events of stolen generation many family's can't move on they have lost their knowledge, languages and stories.!! The only thing I can see from this is that we should move on, forward and all be at peace with each other... I have a best friend who is Australian white and we have come face to face with Racism. Some people need to leave the past behind us and build a better future
Koori people need to understand that under colonial maritime law, we are all but chattels to barter, goods to sell and trade. Life is a real bitch right, we aren't even a sovereign nation anymore but a corporate entity. Understand this very simple concept, and yu will go along way to understanding the state of play today, and why the system we have is deaf and mute. Nothing has really changed only the rhetoric.
Always sounds so ignorant when a person says, “ Well racism was a long time ago.” This happened just in the 70s and I’m sure they’re still recovering from this.
Erica Smith
Actually this law, and yes it was a literal Law in Australia, the act of removing half-caste aboriginal children from their homes, was practiced until the late 80’s.
Look it up.
9ineTeen 79 People having their children taken from them, it’s sickening. Makes me wanna take the kids back then blow the kidnappers up.
It still happens, but under a different name
average iq of them is 62 btw
@@Ojj2002 but still Australia is theres
This interviewer really needs to work on her interviewing skills and her empathy. Sitting there smiling and interrupting with "No way!" while the woman is sharing something difficult and close to home is really inappropriate! We get that you find it fascinating but this is very real to that young woman who was raised with that heartbreak, and watching that so-called interviewer treat it like juicy gossip is infuriating
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Oh that’s good to hear from you here,
Hi nice to meet you here, How’s your weather condition over there?
@@curtisscaparrotti6318 Uh...hi. It's nice
The world is wonderful made and is nice to know your weather condition over there, May I know your where are you from and What is your name’s?
The interviewer could use a bit more professionalism. It felt like I was watching a teenager doing a report for a high school class.
And she kept interrupting her. Grrrrr
@@missbell5876 Thank was my thing too, everytime this woman was about to add something, the interviewer had to interject with a comment. It's frustrating to watch.
shut up this is a serious topic
This was your biggest concern?!
Wow
Stephanie Dersnah Did you actually tell me to “shut up”?
Stephanie Dersnah Not going to answer me? I stopped saying “shut up” to people when I was about 10 years old, and I never said it to people I didn’t know, particularly if they weren’t even addressing me or anyone I knew. I wasn’t raised that way. So, my question to you is this: Do your parents know you are getting on RUclips and telling perfect strangers to “shut up” because they wrote something that you didn’t like, even though it wasn’t even addressed to, nor concerned you?
The interviewer needs to stop talking and let the girl talk more
lol
Now out in the American West we had something similar. The Native American children were taken from there families forced into boarding schools to force them to ditch their ways of live. Really cruel, in a way the Native Americans and Aboriginals are both victims of a government brought up in their own lands. It shows how cruel civilization is.
@@georgefloydsfake20dollarbi28 No I do know that the genocide was equally as bad in Latin America. I was actually visiting the Yucatán a few months back and saw the abandoned Mayan cities from when the Spanish came. I was only using the United States as an example but yes it was just as bad as in Latin America. Also there are still some tribes left in the Caribbean but their in small numbers.
Europeans tried to breed them out of existence.
@Stickman I think it's still better than segregation which took place in the US.
@@MermanFromRus segregation happened here aswell
@@MermanFromRus Segregation was good
@@MermanFromRus "I think it's still better than segregation which took place in the US." I disagree. If it was trying to breed them into non existence it was far worse.
Why do you think it was better?
@@MermanFromRus segregation happened everywhere not just in the US it happened in Australia ALOT no offence but do your research
Thank you for listening, Deanne young sister you represented well. This atrocity of genocide in Australia needs to be told.
Hl A hahaha thats about the best word you've said so far 😎
Hl A Yes...genocide..genius
Hl A absolute genocide! Aborigines were shot dead and there were no repercussion for the white man! They were hunted and killed, it WAS genocide! Learn TRUE HISTORY.
@Hl A Genocide involves more than killing. It involves the removal of children, the eradication of culture, the imposition of unequal laws.
Thank you David, for visiting Pudakul. Hopefully you can visit again and see the changes we have at the billabong. My younger sister still works with us also and she is doing a great job 🙂🐢
My grandmother was stolen, we're only now just reconnecting with her side of the family... The wounds run deep, I myself am guilty of not really understanding the immense pain caused by colonialism until I've been forced to live through it.
We definitely have a long way to go, this really feels like that missing puzzle piece that connects all of the problems in the indigenous communities, the scary thing is.. I don't know where to start or how we are going to fix any of this or even if we can.
The half caste children who were taken by the government child welfare authorities. These partly white children had larger brains than the pure aboriginal mother. The larger brain is more susceptible to neglect and improper nutrition. Such children could not be left to *an alcoholic mother with an IQ of perhaps 60,* that's 10 points below the limit for medically defined mental retardation. The white authorities were compelled to protect these children.
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Australia was unoccupied by a civilisation in 1788. The aborigines of 250 years ago were a stone age people. These 'pure' aborigines have an average IQ of about 64. That means that intellectually, the average aborigine was equivalent to a 9-10 year old European child. There were many tribes and different very primitive languages. No writing. No husbandry. No numbers beyond 5 etc.
Even their average cranial capacity is 2/3 that of Europeans. That is why pure aborigines are rarely seen. The ones we see are the 0 --> 10% aboriginals who campaign for more privileges.
Many mostly white people just call themselves aboriginal so they can dip their snouts into the money trough. Australian taxpayers pay about $35 billion per year paying for privileges given to people who call themselves aboriginals.
Full aboriginals are confined to distant settlements because they have an extremely low IQ and a deficient immune system. They need help, but they are rarely seen.
Read this article:
www.heraldsun.com.au/blogs/andrew-bolt/column---white-is-the-new-black/news-story/2d639a94bb361ca786b9b2c171a4da04
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Most of the full aboriginals died after colonisation because the humans who came to Australia unknowingly brought in diseases, such as bubonic plague, chickenpox, hepatitis, tetanus, cholera, the common cold, diphtheria, influenza, malaria, measles, scarlet fever, sexually transmitted diseases, polio, typhoid, typhus, tuberculosis, and pertussis (whooping cough), etc. *These diseases killed most of the full aboriginals.*
The only reason any full aboriginals are alive and healthy is because of white people developed antibiotics and vaccines. White people looking after them in their remote settlements.
Alec O'Sullivan , feeling your pain from Africa. We are so grateful our ancestors figured out before it was too late. We are now rooting for South Africa and Im glad they are taking back their land
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@@stevegcq what a load of sh%t. Your a racist.
@@stevegcq just read your comment again. You have lots of words but you are speaking out your a$$. Wipe your chin bro, it’s dribbling and stinks...
It’s appalling how long it took for the nation and the Catholic Church to apologise. Really says a lot.
I migrated here from England i was part of the British ''stolen generation'' Where half a million of us young ones were forcibly taken from our parents. As Australian children and British child migrants we suffered years of neglect and abuse in orphanages and state and religious institutions.
Some mothers of the ''white stolen generations'' are dead. Others are dying. Many live in despair, still longing for the chance to hold their baby, to see its face, to rewrite their sad history. It really gets under my skin that these events rarely get mentioned, not to mention the Maltese ''stolen generation'' to. I feel for the indigenous kids and what they went through to. My personal story still haunts me to this day, i am now 65 yrs old.
I can't began to imagine what a
your childhood must have been like. I know that your pain and wounds must run deep. So sorry for your mistreatment by the hands of those who were supposed to help.Thank you for sharing.
Why are you hijacking the story?
What British stolen generation
@@mdumiseninsibande3071 hes white/
@@mdumiseninsibande3071 Because a narrative is forming where people are trying to present this as a purely racial issue. And it wasn’t.
My Julby (great-grandmother) was part of the stolen generation, taken when she was a little girl. I only met her a few times, but she was really nice and looked after me.
@Troll FACE! I understand that the native American people's history may be more traumatic than ours, but at least there's still 5million of them left and they get recognition around the world of the trauma their ancestors have gone through, as well as the racism they still receive today.
There are only 45,000 full blooded Indigenous Australians left. This is because our ancestors have actually been colonised and we are now an endangered race and culture due to being "bred to extinction" in our own native country.
Racism is considered normal and I don't appreciate how demeaning your comment is to an Indigenous race.
@@melcake140 looks like Trollface deleted his/her comments…
The same happened in canada thousands of aboriginal children was taken by government
Really ?!
Damn why don’t people talk about this
Yes this is very true in from Canada & both side of my grandparents were taken by the government 🇨🇦
Many Native American children in the U.S. were taken as a young age to residential/boarding schools too. Its sad to think that that happened. 😢
@@enoueeyou9436 My god, that is so crazy
The guy at 3:17 is my pop l can't believe he's on here
Shaneice Vincent you must be so proud!!!
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I love learning about my culture but it is very sad how my Nana was taking away from her mum such as these people
Much love :)
Seskep bero! Ikr our culture is amazing
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EXTREMELY HEARTBREAKING! As a mom, I would have lost my mind just to know my children were taken away from me!!! Dear GOD in HEAVEN, this ugly world with such horrible things taking place to this day!!!
Everywhere these people go something bad happens 🤦🏾♀️
True
That’s so true!!! Horrible.
The journalist doesn’t seem to take this seriously, it’s like she finds aboriginals to be nothing more than a novelty.
Damn that’s straight-up genocide
Exactly
@Red Lanes stfu Euro
@@seaworldsocialartslecturer4160 Because not all Aussies are born out of wedlock; meanwhile, every mixed race aborigines, regardless of the parent's marital status, are kidnapped.
@@seaworldsocialartslecturer4160 From wiki: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stolen_Generations. Read em it and weep, Nigel Fuckface:
The report discovered that removed children were, in most cases, placed into institutional facilities operated by religious or charitable organisations. A significant number, particularly females, were "fostered" out. Children taken to such institutions were trained to be assimilated to Anglo-Australian culture. Policies included punishment for speaking their local Indigenous languages. The intention was to educate them for a different future and to prevent their being socialised in Aboriginal cultures. The boys were generally trained as agricultural labourers and the girls as domestic servants; these were the chief occupations of many Europeans at the time in the largely rural areas outside cities.[14]
A common aspect of the removals was the failure by these institutions to keep records of the actual parentage of the child, or such details as the date or place of birth. As is stated in the report:
the physical infrastructure of missions, government institutions and children's homes was often very poor and resources were insufficient to improve them or to keep the children adequately clothed, fed and sheltered.[26]
The children were taken into care purportedly to protect them from neglect and abuse. However, the report said that, among the 502 inquiry witnesses, 17% of female witnesses and 7.7% of male witnesses reported having suffered a sexual assault while in an institution, at work, or while living with a foster or adoptive family.[26]
@@seaworldsocialartslecturer4160 "Don't let schooling impede your education."
Coming from you and the claims you've just stated, that has got to be the most ironic statement I've seen in a while. Thanks for the laughs at your expense.
Please ppl watch rabbit proof fence the movie Australia as well.
Kaleah Collins yes it’s very heart breaking especially I’m from Australia
Kaleah, I can't find the actual movie, only the trailer and the making of it.
Also watch The Secret River or read the book Dark Emu by Bruce Pascoe so informative
Because of u I just watched the trailer.i really am about to watch that.good recommendation.im from America and dont know much about Australia other than Crocodile Dundee funnel-web spiders and the Crocodile Hunter.didnt know about any struggle over there.
@@TheMostHighDaughter180 just found it on amazon prime but u gotta pay extra
If I had a bucket list, going to Australia in hopes of getting a hug from Deanne Kenyon would be near the top. The stolen generation atrocity and the inexcusable treatment overall that Australia's original inhabitants have gotten from the outsiders who arrived in the last 4 centuries is beyond criminal.
Sad, yet familiar story here in the USA.
Jane Jones. Your refering to slavery? It's amazing and sickening how many Black families were torn apart, scattered all over the place. At least some of these people were able to re-connect with their families. Don't you just love it when history is rewritten and sugar coated, swept underneath the rug? So who actually benefits from this?
I'm in the situation where my grandmother was raised by her white father alone. The more I look into the circumstances, the more I think it had a lot to do with the fact that her mother was of mixed ancestry. The paperwork for my family says my ancestors were Aboriginal - as you can imagine, this has changes hugely my and my mothers understanding of who we are.
That's great.. your part of the oldest living culture.!! If you every visit Darwin, NT visit our tours called Pudakul or email me and you can learn about cultural connections and valves etc.
@@deannekenyon3718 is Pudakul still operating? I like the polo’s. Might have to buy a few…
❤️❤️ to my aboriginal brothers and sisters...
What's crazy is how recent all of this was still happening. You don't fix this. You can only try to recover. It will take generations, but one day, our great grandkids will have no genocidal and concentration camp stories to tell. Healing takes time and generations, but not having these experiences at all is the best way to feel equal to everyone.
Recover from what? White man rescuing black children because they were neglected? Tell me more
I've met so many absolutely beautiful indigenous people. I used to be kinda scared of them in my late teens early 20's walking the streets of the city in Brisbane at night hearing how they stab, bash and rob people all the time, I'd see them hanging out on the park benches in the dark with dark skin hardly noticeable and drinking lots, and I believe that fear was felt by them and they'd curse at me as I tried walking past without acknowledging them. Ever since I grew up a bit more and learned the oneness we all share and overcome fear I had not only toward them but most people due to being bullied HEAPS in school and by older siblings and subsequently progressing with martial arts beyond black belt, that's when I started realizing how beautiful they are like most people i was scared of. To be honest, I'm slightly envious of their rich culture, tribal ways and strong sense of community, they look after each other a lot! and they were homeostatic unlike us where we're just destructive basically. In our white culture our greed and naivety has brought about so much murder and harm to earth all to have us separate (independent), mentally ill with depression, OCD, anxiety, fear and so on, resulting in comfort eating, drinking, binge watching netflix etc, rather than getting healthy or doing anything productive. I still feel gut wrenching guilt and shame for my heritage to this day and I think a lot of other whites do too, so much so that it's too uncomfortable to confront head on, it's just a reaaal slow process to which we're mostly all doing almost everything in our power to turn our heads and run from in the aforementioned escapism's, myself included. But I do hope to be a better person and I take certain steps to do so, and my heritage is actually German and Welsh so who knows what stupid atrocities are in my blood line :(
Just imagine if we had world ecstasy day once a year. Everyone loved up on the most pure of mdma (far healthier than alcohol, but illegal because our governments aren't particularly intelligent), the glimpse it would provide us would catapult us miles ahead in terms of connection. Sure we'd have the come down that lasts a few days, but the public would be educated on healthy ways to mitigate most of that and to have a regulated dose with regulated ingredients in the first place would make all the difference. A crazy idea, but it beats everyone putting their head in the sand feeling like life is a horrible thing you've got to grind or battle through without joy or love or connection. Even if that is a stupid idea, the point remains that something radical needs doing and it simply won't, our progression will continue with little baby steps at crrrrrazy slow speeds with major voids in logic - and that's our monarchy.
I feel the pain for them and I'm British. I hope they find a way forward to heal. Beautiful indigenous people💗💗😇😇
😢😢😢😢😢😢💔💔💔💔😭😭😭 The trauma those children suffered is unimaginable.
I work with aboriginal elders and today was listening to stories of the stolen generation. It's so different watching documentaries and then hearing first hand accounts. And it's crazy to think that this actually wasn't that long ago...
My father was stolen when he was 3 and didn't get to meet his family until he was 13, luckily he did get to connect with his family unlike others.
He explains that it was like meeting a bunch of strangers all bar one brother who was in the boys home with him.
Nowadays he and his siblings are inseparable, when one moves to another town or area they all do, if it's a cause for celebration everyone makes an effort.
To see the way they are now you would think they'd been together their whole lives.
My father is in his early 60's and has only recently been able to discuss this part of his life with me.
He sleeps with a light on due ti being locked in cupboards as punishment and cleans like his life depends on it due to the training as a domestic servant.
For most of he amd his siblings lives they were told that their lived experience was a lie, only recently has their pain been truly acknowledged.
As a mixed race person of European and North African heritage who grew up in a big European city without his brown dad, I've always been fascinated by indigenous cultures. Spent so much time this past year learning about aboriginal cultures and history. This was a tough watch. All power to this girl. I can't be the only one who thinks she's stunningly beautiful as well
Demonic evil seems to be the common denominator with a certain group of people.
Sámi people were also very badly treated. And they are white.
True
The Arabs traded slaves up until the late 60s
@@Canyouhandleth1s she never said she was referring to white people
@@joymwangangye4 Yeah, considering her profile pic, she's probably referring to Atlanteans. ;)
As an Australian of Indo-Fijian Heritage, I'm sorry
This could easily be talking about Canada. I have a number of First Nations kids in my classroom and we have a strong indigenous influence in our school. I am teaching about Australia now in my grade 7 Social Studies class and comparing Australia to Canada. I think it has been eye opening, especially to my indigenous students, to understand that what had happened to their grandparents and great grandparents has happened almost identically across the globe in Australia.
How does it seem to affect them? On the one hand I can imagine that it might help in that they don't feel so alone in their situation. But on the other hand it could worsen the situation by making them think that unless your skin is lilly white in colour you will be treated very poorly. In reality, not too far from the truth? I have long known that we in Australia have treated our indigenous people abysmally and until the last 2 or 3 decades I thought Canada had treated the indigenous there pretty well. But, apparently not.
I've heard that Canada had a similar policy during 1960-1980. Is it true ?
Breaks my heart every time 💔
I’m a white Australian and I’m disgusted with what’s we did, I love your aboriginals
@ysn VEVO our country first, sit down and put a shrimp on the barbie
@@vd1773 prawn
Go and read a copy of Kieth Windschuttle's book ' The Fabrication of Aboriginal history, vol 3, the stolen generations'. A copy should be available at public libraries
@heavyvehicle I was almost stolen from a Brisbane hospital cause I was fair skinned in 1970.
I’m doing a speech for naidoc week this week and im doing the stolen generation and the truth about our history and I love learning about it but it does make me quite sad to think that this happened to my people and my ancestors and that my family was apart of the stolen generation and I find out I have more family and cousins every day.
Are you also aware of the very ugly truths of how indigenous communities treated each other and other people groups, including the practises of Infantcide, the massacres of Innocent shipwreck survivors and cannibalism? Or are you only interested in the ugly truths done by non-indigenous people?
After Belgian occupation in Africa, o think Australia indigenous had the worst of occupation of all colonists. My grandparents used to talk about British occupation and their heavy taxation that made them dirt poor. But then I learnt about congo, Australia then I realised my grandparents at least had their life even if they starved as they could ensure that their kids could see a better life.
The native Australian women in this video is very beautiful.
The tragedy of colonialism
The half caste children who were taken by the government child welfare authorities. These partly white children had larger brains than the pure aboriginal mother. The larger brain is more susceptible to neglect and improper nutrition. Such children could not be left to *an alcoholic mother with an IQ of perhaps 60,* that's 10 points below the limit for medically defined mental retardation. The white authorities were compelled to protect these children.
Harry Sheldon, the same evil shall happen to you very soon!
@@harryseldon6712 You're sick.
@@harryseldon6712 what a stupid comment. Larger brains hay?
@@harryseldon6712 you’re absolutely right my friend!
She is so pretty 😩
Ikr
Wtf
@@lordphoenix485 i called a girl pretty wots the problem mate? She's peng
@@yourmum8434 sorry it just sound like not just pretty more like you know the pretty. didnt mean that offending
@@yourmum8434 wrong
I guess that makes them like the Native Americans of Australia I wonder how many other countries are like this
Very true, like the Native American, the Indigenous Canadians and the Indigenous New Zeland (Maori) us Australian Aboriginal people faced the same challenges due to past colonial events. All of which have had, and still continue to have a detremential affect on the health and well-being of Indigenous people all around the world. Previous government policies assimilated and endoctrinated Aboriginal people and this country (Australia) was built on systematic racism.. A lost culture and identity for many.. Most Aboriginal people build self determination and fought for their own rights but there is still alot to be done..
I would like to learn more about Australian ab"original" people.
We learnt about the “stolen generation” in school, but I remember the teachers would always try to sugarcoat everything. For example, we would watch movies (obviously with happy endings) instead of documentaries or true stories
They tried this here in South Africa. They failed dismally. Now they claiming there’s a white genocide happening, secretly conducted by the government. Guess where they running to? Australia.
Christian Johnson Taiwan has the Taiwanese aboriginals (in no relation to the Australian aboriginals), Japan has the ainu, and New Zealand has the Maoris
when were the photos taken? Because if the people in the photos have died, it's insensitive to aboriginal people not to show a warning saying that the program contains images of deceased people.
I am sorry. This is too painful to watch. How can these people be so wicked. The saddest issue here is that the church was involved.
Its just a shame to sit here as white in germany. I feel so bad without having done anything. And I think Thats The Problem - all the People who dont do anything feel sorry, but what about the people that did this to the Aboriginal People or in general to the black people on this earth.Why do the White People ever think they are the only real humans on earth? I just want to say sorry without having done anything and I can just hope that we will ever learn out of our mistakes.
It's not your fault that's just the human being in you who has empathy the history is ugly that's why its important for all of us to know what happened so that atrocities like this doesn't happen again at the end of the day we are all beings of this planet having an experience. Your no more or less a human being for being dumb,smart,black,white,short or tall all of us are born into our bodies and circumstance. If we all just have love and respect for each other i genuinely believe the world can be a better place.We don't need to treat each other out of malevolence for looking a little different .Thats the beauty of this planet.Much love peace be with you.
Merci beaucoup de cette superbe vidéo éducatif et enrichissante
Nice Video thanks for sharing👍🏾
Great and really interesting video. Could somebody tell me the name of the tree they took the sap from? Thx
This is the true story of Australia's dark history
This is actually mental
Where’s the entire interview
This happened in the US and Canada too. Look into it.
Europeans must pay financial compensation to all countries
Descendants of warlords too. See some were sold rather than killed to the slavers
No lol
You reap what you sow.
Growing up in Australia in the 80s from an ethnic background we won't taught at school about the real story of what happened to the first peoples, we were taught about dream time , only when you take time and listen to what really happened you have a real understanding of the suffering and the in justice they went through. Now I'm no leftist woke but I really feel for the aboriginal peoples. I don't care much about invasion day or the voice in parliament, though I think it's time for a proper treaty.
So who going to pay for those stolen children suffering today?what organization and the individuals that set up those organizations? their offspring that are still around today are the people that should be paying immediate restitution land Etc. That would be proper Justice.
Reparations are not for dark people...
It's obnoxious how the interviewer constantly cuts her off
Yea the interview had no concept of how deep the water is as she tells about the whale, wrong anthropologist bad media hog
Aboriginal people of Australia beautiful
That's terrible. The question is why? Why did they try to force integrate them? Why not just separate and leave each other to live differently.
Hi, there are many dynamics to this. All I will say is find a copy of Kieth Windschuttle book 'Fabrication of Aboriginal history, vol 3, the stolen generation'. It is very eye opening. His book goes into great detail about the whole child removals. He even reproduces the child welfare records for many of each child, whilst maintaining their privacy by not giving the identities.
crying :(
Chattel slavery here in America was similar.
And Black americans thought they were the only ones who went through this shit. Wow Catholics and Anglicans should be ashamed of this atrocity. I'm catholic and am faithful to God and only one man Jesus. No other man I shall bend to.
Stfu and stop talking about black American you good
Just Abhorrent! 🙏🏼
Just like America - ERASE its Atrocities
But the LORD saw it.
Judgement day cometh !
White colonists still running rampant in Australia some have responded in comments. I am white, born here. Honouring Traditional Owners
Looks like your eyes are open as is your mind.. good to meet you..
Aboriginal Australians And Torres Strait Islanders should put there differences aside and stand together against the bigger threats
We aren't separated we aren't even different we have no problems with each other what made you think that?
@@chancoo2896 you have to agree Aboriginal people are not as United as the Maori people. The diversity of Aboriginal Culture makes it hard for them to stand together as One.
@@Escekar what do you mean stand together as one we do why you think we all go under as indigenous Australian when we where being specific to each other then we say what tribe we are from ?
@@Escekar we barely have problems with each other but ok since you know us better than us
@@Escekar I feel like the only problem for me personally that I see in my community is that we are too accepting of white people that claim their indigenous DNA
Many of them ended up dead bodies buried in school yards
Luv u my brother and sisters
My ancestors we're taken from their homeland put on ships against their will and sent to Australia.Now I am seen as the same as the people that did this.Such is life.
This is very sad
love.
Australian (*foreign policy and politicians) always consider Indonesia to violate human rights, are they don't see this fact?
My grandmother was taken her mother forgot to paint the back of her ears
In a world we don't know what's true what's false what's real and what's made up.
This is very tragic and heart wrenching.. this doesn't sound like something that's made up.
The reality of this is no matter how long ago it happened, racism very much happens today.. it exists in the hearts of those who descend from those which experienced this in their time. Let's take into consideration if somebody kidnapped, or stole from your care, or harmed a loved one in any way... you would go to unimaginable lengths to Avenge your loss.
No matter who you are,
What colour your skin is
If you came here by boat
You are first nation peoples
The fact is we are human beings and we live in the same world that's been divided since you arrived and nothing has changed.
That's the sad reality is nothing will change unless everyone works together..
Instead white shit on black
Black shit on white
People kill their own
and everybody is laughing at us
I am australian and im working about this in school so this is really erecting me but thanks for the video☺️
im gonna cry 😭😭😭😭😭
Hope that interviewer lerned more about interviwing people. No damn skill.
Agreed
Wow. I never know about ANY of this. This is awful. So awful.
+Theknow All ruclips.net/video/6GlNQzjii1c/видео.html
@@TheMostHighDaughter180 what has your video got to do with this one? Makes no sense...
Good video
Very sad indeed
Wait whAaAaAt ??!
All True
The caretakers custodians and indiginous people here in Australia have been through so much personally .
thank god they no longer have to worry about tribal war, water scarcity, famines, and prolific child abuse! oh wait, that last one still happens in indigenous communities.
@@steinanderson9849 you need more time my friend. Water scarcity do you understand the word 'tribal' indiginous lived 60, 000 years in harmony and balance. What about our cultures ? Hmmmmm
harmony and balance are code for at the mercy of the environment. 60000 years on one of the largest land masses, without vikings or huns or mongols raiding them, and yet they only grew to a population of 500-750,000. I wonder why that is, hmmmmm@@shanesydney127
@@steinanderson9849 famines ? Water scarcity ? Catholic Church now that's abuse. Why so racist and hating on aboriginal people ?
yeah famines, water scarcity. do you need those defined? whats your issue here? you know 2.5 times as many non-indigenous children were taken as part of the stolen generation right? where's there media coverage? who is racist?
Regards John from Germany
Unfortunately, what you didn't hear was many stories which balanced the "stealing" which were the numerous stories of neglect. Our former history teacher was Aboriginal and she was in one of the homes and when she went to the Stolen Generation conferences and told one of the conference organisers that her parents just didn't want her - and after that she was ignored by everyone who weren't interested in hearing such stories.
One bad parenting story makes up for a policy of genocide? Cool
This one time on band camp.. that’s what you sound like…!
@@helloskitty3304 no - many, many bad parenting FACTS - and like this particular example are hidden and silenced in order to hide the truth that many of the children were badly neglected.
@@helloskitty3304 Straw man. They said there are many stories, not just the one told in their comment.
Correct, though unfortunately with today's cancel culture and those of the Marxist left wanting to prohibit the other side of the story, this sort of information is now censored and taken out of the debate, which is sadly akin to an authoritarian society.
One of the aboriginal men who became famous admitted he wasn't stolen, him and his sister were taken into protective child custody back in 1930 because the police officer observed that 1: a half-breed as the Aboriginals called them was a mut or cross breed according to the Aboriginal tribe so they were both shunted and abused.
:2 a different girl in that tribe only 8 years old was already claimed by another man as his wife!. Also shagging family members was rife. Children weren't stolen they were put under the best protective care at the time.
Back in 2002 when I was 13 my younger sister and our white family had an Aboriginal exchange student from Palm Island, she was 11 or 12 and trying to seduce me with sex she thought we were rich, I liked her but at 13 and no knowledge of carnal intercourse but she had far more knowledge of sex she was switching off the lights and pulling her pants down , but I thought it was a wierd game! I kept switching the light back on!
I didn't take advantage nothing occurred she even hunted me down at my job 5 years later she had become a flight stewardess. Wouldn't matter how good looking she was a girl at 11 or 12 shouldn't be so sexually active naturally unless her family members- the males made her so.
Unfortunately the milk trees are poisonous so to hear what happened to her grandmother or the tales of her Ethnic background is sad. It reminds me of #OprahWinfrey_Beloved film. We're in a time of learning in America our Mayor of #SanFranciscoCalifornia #MayorLondonBreedSanFrancisco,California is Australian Aboriginal. Following Obama's presidency and Arnold Schwarzenegger as California's governor a few years ago. So we're definitely in a time of change. #GodBless @unitednations
It’s a milkwood tree not a milk tree. London Breed is not aboriginal Australian. Why would you say she is?
The truth of the matter they weren't stolen they were taken away from abusive parents...... that's the case for every sad story that says they were stolen....
That’s because the whites payed them in drugs and smokes.
The real NATIVE American s
Tay Hereford why do you say that? Not been argumentative ofc
what r u trying to say??
Akiera Norway Ik what Tay is saying
They're saying not every black person is descended from Africa
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Love to all my Aunties and my uncles
thats sad :(
0:00 when i realise that yahoo still exists
Made anything on the Norwegian State kidnapping children?
A lot of people have compared what's currently going on in Norway to this, maybe it's worth to look in to.
PMGames No but you should look into your own kind.
Pmstuff., who cares🤔
Thats Bullshit
I mean, it’s fact.
Why is that bullshit? i mean that is in view of human history almost right around the corner of time and its literally proven
Australia has a deep horrible history that is painful to read and watch videos about.
🕊✌😇✌&💞For🌏all🌈🦄🦋🕊
Beautiful girl
Love my people 🖤💛❤️ Also love my White folks too ❤️
Good on you mate 💪🏻❤️
Why do you discriminate between white people and "my people" as if both are different and both need different treatment? Isn't this what's wrong with the world?
Up until 1970s Australia was the biggest producer of sugar cane with no slaves. We never had slaves. We mechanised and were ahead of every country. No Aboriginals helped we occasionally found a small amount of labour from the surrounding islands and pages them 10 times what they could earn at home, forgot that part didn't you?
that is sad
Even with the events of stolen generation many family's can't move on they have lost their knowledge, languages and stories.!!
The only thing I can see from this is that we should move on, forward and all be at peace with each other... I have a best friend who is Australian white and we have come face to face with Racism. Some people need to leave the past behind us and build a better future
Will you tell that to the Jews🤔
It’s about righting the wrongs..
What a disgrace.
Oh that is so sad to hear, Hi nice to meet you here and How’s your weather condition over there?
Same story, same oppressor.
Koori people need to understand that under colonial maritime law, we are all but chattels to barter, goods to sell and trade. Life is a real bitch right, we aren't even a sovereign nation anymore but a corporate entity. Understand this very simple concept, and yu will go along way to understanding the state of play today, and why the system we have is deaf and mute. Nothing has really changed only the rhetoric.