#stolengenerations

[brookeem101]

MIKEY (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/story/331580659-mikey?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_myworks&wp_uname=brookeem101&wp_originator=2qyiSwVtk7%2Fw0a4QjxNWhx6sU02fJqk8CA%2FMcBETMdq%2FO3l0MPhQbKdGA1JtSF8RyCkKaVjyfAYrTvOc7yCuSsjKbFQvR88E7nBW3ADAiCXsJJcPNwfbRVL1M6EP3WLv Set in 1964. Mikey, having grown up as a stolen generation child; seeks revenge against the government for the separation against his family. He teams up with Jasmine & Derek; both also countering revenge against their separated family.

[selk-ie]

Incarceration Nation

An examination of the connection between relentless government intervention since colonisation to the trauma and disadvantage experiences by

31st anniversary of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody.

399 recommendations made in 1991 and none of these have been implemented today.

This state was founded on genocide and the removal of Indigenous children from their families. And the rates of incarceration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children shows that the stolen generation is more prominent now than ever.

3% of the population yet 50% of children locked up are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander.

500+ deaths in custody and 0 convictions.

No justice. No peace in the evil murderous colony.

Always was, always will be.

[vicnews]

August 15, 1945

At 7.30am BST/6.30am UTC/GMT on Friday, August 15, King Charles will mark the 80th anniversary of VJ Day (also known as VP Day in the Pacific) on Friday with a message paying tribute to the service and sacrifice of military personnel in the Second World War who fought and died in the Pacific and far east, saying they will never be forgotten. This will occur at 4.30pm AEST this afternoon.

[paulmcmahonauthor]

I saw this post card of #aboriginalart at the #library and thought of just how beautiful this #tree is. Courtesy of #rikisalam #BTH20 #healingfoundation to acknowledge the sad past of the #stolengenerations #love #amor #family #bond #bringingthemhome #healourpast #buildourfuture #future #futuro (at Sydney, Australia)

[spanky606]

@Regrann from @aust_has_a_black_history - @wake_up_australia @indigenous_queens #Repost @hotep_negus with @repostapp. ・・・ #STOLENlegacy #MELANIN #vampireculture .. #blackorganharvesting #Australia #Aborigine #T.I #Indigenous #Native #Melanin #StolenGenerations #truth #WakeUp #Regrann

[spanky606]

@Regrann from @aust_has_a_black_history - @wake_up_australia @indigenous_queens #Australia #Aborigine #T.I #Indigenous #Native #Melanin #wakeup #truth #StolenGenerations #Regrann

[theperil]

ANDREW BOLT SIMPLY A “MYTH”, CLAIMS LOCAL MAN

An impassioned blog post suggests that alleged “journalist” and “person”, Andrew Bolt, does not exist.

Penned by local Warrnambool man, Otis Fukanhaal, Bolt’s existence comes under scrutiny in the post entitled “The Bolt Myth: Why Weren’t We Told?”

In the blog, Fukanhaal writes: “It is now a sin - even a crime against high art - to mention that despite all the blog posts, a syndicated news column, and a TV program, no one to this day has been able to name even 10 instances in which the writings of Andrew Bolt resemble the credible thoughts of a functioning, lucid, human man. The only possible conclusion to be drawn is that ‘Andrew Bolt’ is a complete and utter fabrication, a myth that Australia needs to finally debunk.” 

A spokeswoman told The Shovel this morning that Mr Bolt, is “livid” about the blog post and is in the process of making a complaint to the Australian Press Council.

[myholidaysinaustralia]

I was in Sydney to visit the Australian Museum. The Aboriginal Gallery was one of many expositions and it really does affect me and I learned a lot. I attended the talk about the forgotten Australian and Stolen Generations, I have realised that shamefully I didn't know their history. Among the first European settlers who lived together in small towns, they were British prisoners. The British used to send prisoners all the way to Australia from the year 1788-1868. Australia was used as a prison colony at that time. TMI, London was overcrowded and crimes were common, so transporting them to Australia was a really clever idea. Transportation was a common punishment handed out for both serious and petty crimes. About 60 thousand convicts were transported to British colonies in North America, and around 162 thousand were transported to Australia. Many Aboriginals weren’t considered to  be human beings until in 1967. I also learned that racism has lasted for a long time in Australia. Such as, when soldiers returned to Australia from fighting in WW1, the whites received land and money for their efforts, while the Aboriginal men received nothing since they weren’t considered Australian citizens. Many paintings of aboriginals remained.They are beautiful and expresses many feelings, gr8.