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Windschuttle and the Stolen Generations : Comments
By Cameron Raynes, published 19/3/2010The SA State Children’s Council's 'unequivocal statement' clearly shows its intention was to 'put an end to Aboriginality'.
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Thank you for The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women's taskforce on violence Report (Qld, 2000). I searched in vain for any stories about "stolen generations" from the Torres Strait and their incarceration and treatment but alas there were none. But I did find this:
"While colonisation affected both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to varying degrees, the impact has been borne more severely by Aboriginal people. Due to the geographical location of the Torres Strait, colonisation did not interfere with the traditional songs, dances, languages and cultures of the Torres Strait Islander people to the same extent as it did for Aboriginal people. For Aboriginal people, the consequences of colonisation have been severe."
If you come across any reports, articles, books dealing with the "stolen generation(s)" of Torres Strait Islanders I would appreciate such information....but I won't be holding my breath waiting.