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This website aims to tackle racism in schools in Australia, through providing teachers, school students, parents and governors with games, research and lesson ideas that explore the causes and effects of racism for practical use in the classroom.

This website aims to tackle racism in schools in Australia, through providing teachers, school students, parents and governors with games, research and lesson ideas that explore the causes and effects of racism for practical use in the classroom.

This website aims to tackle racism in schools in Australia, through providing teachers, school students, parents and governors with games, research and lesson ideas that explore the causes and effects of racism for practical use in the classroom.

About racism

A senior Rudd Government minister has made a powerful attack on racism in Australia, saying it is now directed mainly at people born in Africa - many of whom came here traumatised by torture.

A presentation on Social Justice - Aboriginal Racism

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Challenging sexism, racism and violence in the media through education and action. Welcome to Media Watch's website.">

what is a social justice issue

Talks about what is social Justice

Social justice means being entitled to the same rights and services as all other citizens. These rights have been difficult to achieve for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders because of a history of governmental and colonial racism.

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AN all-in brawl involving parents and officials at a junior rugby league match has prompted an official to call for parents to be banned from watching games.

Second Edition English Translation of the Catechism of the Catholic Church with Index, Cross-references and Search Utility

BRETT Grogan was a genuine rugby league hero living in a football-mad town. But when he tried to enter a Newcastle bar on a night out in 2004 Grogan, an Aborigine, was barred because of a "no coon policy".

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