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This conference was created to ask of a new policy to grant Aborigines a full citizen and equality in the Australian community.
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Argued on the 9th of December 1952
ReArgued 8th December 1953
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This document was a petition to advance the civil rights movements in Australia towards the Aboriginals and to combat racism in the state of Victoria
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This was a big blow for the devolpment of human rights in America, as Malcom X was a very dominant figure at the time.
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This was a major advancement is the U.S, because segregation at the time was the norm, so for a whole school to abolish it was a big deal.
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This document was an effort by the people of Australia to for Aboriginals to be recognized as people, not as flora and fauna in Section 127 of the constitution.
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This, along with Malcom X, was a shocking example of the still evident racism in the U.S and was a blow to African American civil rights activists all over North America
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This was an example of the growing acceptance of racial discrimination in Australia and the journey to fix it, which in this case was the implementation of education.
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