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"I want respect and equality": A Summary of Consultations with Civil Society on Racism in Australia
William Jonas.
"I want respect and equality " summarises the oucomes of national consultations on racism across Australia in 2001. The 29 recommendations come from public meetings, written submissions and focus groups suggests that racism is a serious problem that affects any people in Australia. Read the Forward and Introduction from this publication.
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