Being Australian has always been defined in sexist terms. It has also been defined in racist terms. In the early days the pioneers' battle against the hard land was also seen as the struggle against the dangerous and 'wily' blacks. Later the fight was against migrants who would dilute the British character of the nation, and undermine the race. (Keegan 1986). This Quote in fact highlights the racist bigotries in Australian society. In this essay the …showed first 75 words of 2247 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2247 total…Race Relations in Australia, Melbourne, Reed Library. McConnochie, K: Hollinsworth, D: Pettman, J. (1988). Race and Racism in Australia, Sydney, Social Science Press. Rintoul, S. (2002, May 6). Emerging From The Shadows To Face New' Crisis of Whiteness' The Australian, p.12 Spencer, M.S, (1998), Social Work in Education; Reducing Racism in Schools: Moving Beyond Rhetoric. Retrieved July 08, 2002 from the World Wide Web: http://proquest.umi.com/pqdlink? Ver=1&Exp=07-01-2003&Cert=eri7LDBeGFdFC%2bw9BgJteZ...