What Does the Anniversary of Australia Means to the Indigenous People

Many people celebrate Australia and today's country on January 26, but all Australian celebrations are not dated. For many Aboriginal Australians, January 26 is called "Survival Day", "Invasion Day", or "Day of Mourning", the lives of white settlers who landed on the coast of Australia and destroyed indigenous lives We celebrated. . It existed for thousands of years. "For us, this is a day of mourning, on this day we lost our land, we lost our spiritual culture and we lost our language." January 1938 150 Years of Progress over the past 150 years

In last Thanksgiving, Colin Kaepernick and Indigenous Peoples celebrated the indigenous sunrise party of Alcatraz Island in commemoration of the anniversary of the acquisition of the island by indigenous peoples in 1969. His existence was praised as an important and necessary unity in massacre and violence, and white holiday rooted in the first anniversary to the resistance of the standing rock. To be honest, a part of me is extremely satisfied with the solidarity of Kaepernick and the struggle of each other, and the power of help he brings, but I am a bit bitter. Even if our sports and work are used to improve ourselves, blacks of different ethnic groups and nationality will receive the same support and solidarity or consideration from other non-black native Americans can not.

There are hundreds of indigenous people in Australia, many of whom were swallowed in the UK before in Australia in 1788. In front of the Europeans, this number was over 400. Indigenous peoples and groups usually talked about their "people" and "states". These countries are in the field of ethnology, usually the size of a typical European country and when Australia arrives there are about 200 in Australia. In all countries, people live in a group of clans - a large family defined by various forms of indigenous relativeship in Australia -

For immigrants living in an Australian society, indigenous peoples and other marginalized groups are not considered lucky countries. Privileged Australians will say that Australia is a "lucky country" that may be there for them, but it is certain that it is not for everyone. So why is Australia an unfortunate country for the alienated Australian group? Does the Australian government prevail over so-called "privileged people" or even their cultural values ​​and attitudes?