White Out: How Politics Is Killing Black Australia [blackatk]

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Australia's failure to improve the quality of life among Aboriginal people is addressed in this book, which illustrates how despite billions of dollars of government spending, indigenous Australians have a life expectancy almost 20 years below that of other Australians and remain far more likely to suffer unemployment, poverty, domestic violence, imprisonment, and low levels of education. Arguing that Australia’s political leaders have paralyzed the debate on civil rights and continue to look to the past for solutions, this book challenges the nation to act with its frank discussion of one of the most pressing moral issues confronting Australia.



Review

'An independent and fearless book which deftly negotiates a passage between the romanticism of the Left and the hard-heartedness of the Right. We badly need books of this kind.' Robert Manne

About the Author

Rosemary Neill is a journalist who has contributed to The Daily Telegraph, The Bulletin, London Financial Times, and The Guardian.



Paperback: 324 pages
Publisher: Allen & Unwin (April 1, 2003)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1865088552
ISBN-13: 978-1865088556



http://www.amazon.com/White-Out-Politics-Killing-Australia/dp/1865088552/


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