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Title: Aboriginal Dispossession
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December 23, 1996 |
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Kinship integrates culture, rituals and hierarchical roles. The continuing effect of being separated from kinship groups led to them not being able to fulfil their spiritual requirements such as taking care of their personal totems, nurturing the land and conducting ceremonies and rituals... Showed first 250 characters
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Aboriginal people lost their sense of identity and belonging, not only to the land, but to each other.
One of the main effects of dispossession was the loss of language, this was caused the Europeans. The Europeans forbade Indigenous people to sing and dance, and they even forbade them to speak in their own language... Showed next 250 characters
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