The Dying Days of Segregation in Australia: Case Study Yarrabah (A Study of Racism and Apartheid in Australia) (First Nations True Stories)

The Yarrabah Story is a groundbreaking book that sheds light on the little-known history of racism, discrimination, and segregation experienced by the deep north of Australia.

Written by an Aboriginal Council, this book provides a unique perspective on the aspirations for self-determination, local government, human rights, and land rights of Australian Aborigines.

The author's long-term association with the community allows for a detailed examination of the human rights abuses and government policy that promoted racial discrimination, as well as the current state of race relations in Australia.

Despite past racism and lingering examples of this in government policy and society's attitudes, Yarrabah today is a thriving community run by an Aboriginal Council.

The book provides a comprehensive political history of race relations from contact till now between white and black Australia, making it a must-read for anyone interested in politics, government, and public affairs policy in relation to ethnic studies or minority studies.