By Phillip Gwynne and the poem "Redfern at Night" Stephen Clayton both explore the idea of discrimination which exists between the indigenous and non-indigenous Australians. ... For example, the novel is set in recent times on a peninsula in South Australia. ... Dumby lives out at 'the Point' with the Nungas, the Aborigines. ... For example, the whites are afraid of the Aborigines due to the cultural assumptions that the Aborigines are drunk and violent people. ... "Anger fills his mind, hatred in his heart, the bastards keep on hitting because he is dark" "Deadly Unna" and "Redf...

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Aborigines were never anything more than slaves to Australians "Most European households employed at least a gardener and a house-girl". Once war broke out many Australians believed that the aborigines would turn against them, due to the fact that Aborigines were greatly mistreated by Australians " He"ll guide the Japs through the bush in exchange for grog and tobacco it's the black with a chip on his shoulder- Before the war Mitsy and Hart had a strange sort of relationship, they would fight and have their times where they would not talk "I knew only that I had lost Mitsy's frien...

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Shaheen(2003) has critically analyzed stereotypes relating to Arabs in films.He illustrates how many of the films figure ''Arabs are brute murderers ,sleazy rapists, religious fanatics ,oil-rich dimwits and abusers of women''(p.172).Furthermore, racism exits in sport.Despite the fact that the notion of fair play and racism are very opposite, sport is one of the most common areas where we across racism.There are terms against players and fans of rival team on ethnicity and it is common to insult to black players.England and Australia can be accepted as racist due to their po...

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