Stolen Generation (1 Viewer)

[mikki]

Hey
i need any info you can give me on the stolen generation. preferably history, segregation and assimilation and the attempts by the government to remedy the injustices

 

[MiuMiu]

textbook, Heinemann, Macmillan, Longman

 

[narrator]

i agree with YEAR12, but there are also a lot of non-fiction texts that can be used as case studies, don't limit yourself purely to the textbooks

 

[MUS2]

you are so wrong narrator

 

[narrator]

like you'd know MUS2, infact if you really want to know, it's better to use specific examples from case studies for an issue like the stolen children

 

[christ_ine]

Should take a squizz at "Stolen Children: Their Stories" edited by Carmel Bird. It's a text for English AOS, but it's quite interesting. Has politicians perspectives as well.

 

[Johnny G]

Hey, I've got an Idea, I think I'll make a play and call it Better things in Life, A play by Narrator, or caramel bird.

 

[MiuMiu]

What are you on about Johnny?

 

[narrator]

don't listen to him YEAR12, he doesn't even do legal, he's just another little boy with a superiority complex

as for what you said christ_ine, that text is good, but it doesn't really offer too much of a legal perspective, unless you were going to refer to the perspectives section and the pms or other mps quotes

 

[christ_ine]

*shrugs* I never did legal, so meh.

 

[christ_ine]

*tries to discretely jab Asquithian with her scissors*

"stolen generation...i didnt know u had to do that in lega l?@" - Aaaah, you are getting old, my friend - mind is playing games on you

 

[adamj]

Mikki you must be doing Aborigines for the Focus Studies.