Thursday, February 11, 2010
Ampilatwatja Walkoff - film and discussion - Tues 2 March
The Aboriginal struggle continues
Public meeting with:
Tim Gooden (Geelong Trades Hall secretary and participant in the building of the "protest house") (via video link)
Adele Carles (Greens member for Fremantle - talking about the impact of Stop and Search laws on Aboriginal people)
Marianne Mackay (Deaths in Custody Watch Committee)
Natasha Moore (Aboriginal Rights Coalition)
The Alyawarr people staged a walk-off in the Northern Territory in July last year, returning to their homeland to protest the NT intervention.
The Rudd Labor government has done diddly squat to 'close the gap'; instead continues the racist policies of the Coalition, but veiled by reconciliation rhetoric. That Ampilatwatja community have begun a campaign of resistance in response.
Blacks and whites alike need to continue the struggle. Come along to discuss.
Sponsored by Fremantle Socialist Alliance. Ph Mark 0458 649 230, Sanna 0417 852 628.
Public meeting with:
Tim Gooden (Geelong Trades Hall secretary and participant in the building of the "protest house") (via video link)
Adele Carles (Greens member for Fremantle - talking about the impact of Stop and Search laws on Aboriginal people)
Marianne Mackay (Deaths in Custody Watch Committee)
Natasha Moore (Aboriginal Rights Coalition)
The Alyawarr people staged a walk-off in the Northern Territory in July last year, returning to their homeland to protest the NT intervention.
The Rudd Labor government has done diddly squat to 'close the gap'; instead continues the racist policies of the Coalition, but veiled by reconciliation rhetoric. That Ampilatwatja community have begun a campaign of resistance in response.
Blacks and whites alike need to continue the struggle. Come along to discuss.
Tues 2 March
6.30pm. La Tropicana Cafe, 177 High St, FremantleSponsored by Fremantle Socialist Alliance. Ph Mark 0458 649 230, Sanna 0417 852 628.