Ask a question from expert
Discrimination with Aborginials Assignment
1 Pages2984 Words298 Views
Added on 2020-12-26
Discrimination with Aborginials Assignment
Added on 2020-12-26
BookmarkShareRelated Documents
Discrimination with AborginialsIn this article, the poster describe the industrythat discriminate the gender and also the number ofprostitutes during a colonial period. The poster alsoexplain how the prostitution become a strategicinstitution which help to raise the economy of a countryfor those women who are engaged in high leveldemand of sexual services. Even it has been analysedthat the establishment of sex industry become animportant life experience and working opportunity forcolonised women. Frances, (2005) argues that for themprostitution is considered as a style and a symbolicsignificance for the survival of women's in theeconomical society. In this industry, the women arecaptured and treated by men in a same way as theirland were. After that women are left because they areinvolved in a prostitution work and then they earnmoney in order to fulfilled the demands of their own orto buy goods. However it has been critically evaluatedthat as the time passes, this is depleted and Aboriginalare also taking parts in white economy and as a result,in early colonial period the inmate labours are easilyavailable. Therefore, it has been consider thatprostitution is a one way of income for Aboriginalwomen though it is unlawful and wrong but still theydo this job to feed their family and themselves. Aboriginals workers in the early period of colonial expansion In this, the poster helps to describe the role and general characteristics of Aboriginals labour during a time of colonialperiod in South Australian side. As Foster, (2000) states that these people work so hard but many times they are unpaidand less paid as compared to others. In 1850, in Eastern Australia, there are so many white people who work and duringthat time, Indigenous women, men and children are consider as a source of labour and many of them are unpaid as well asconsider as a substitutes. At the end of 19th century, government provide a small area to Aboriginals for their own personaluse such as animal breeding as well as farming. During that time, sheep and cattle farming are trading in northern part ofAustralia because of indigenous peoples. But as the times passes, the employment of Aboriginals are consider as a slaveryoften. In the 1899, there are many ways which under which many peoples are employed, and among them only Aboriginalare the person who are paid low wages as compared to white peoples. Additional to it, white peoples were got extra rationas compared to Indigenous peoples. Short (2016) critics that the women who work in in a station are also less paid as compared to white even though they help infencing, help in cutting time, do work more than prescribed time etc. this clearly shows the discrimination between whitepeople and Aboriginals labours. In a working area also, they are not paid a good amount without discriminating as othersdo. Among all, task oriented is consider as a frequent source of employment but still Indigenous peoples or labour asbackward because they are not as much educated and have no right which help them to overcome from this problem. InSouther Australia, there are so many places where Aboriginals are employed but they did not get as much amount whichthey needed but on the other side, white peoples get exact wages as per their work. Australian Aborginals CultureAs it uhas been proved that they are consider one of the oldest living culture in a world as they lives a nomadiacculture which no ther lives and even they are alos based upon the seasons of food. With usch a few tools they used theirincredible skills and then collect food for their family. Frances (2005) crtically evaluated that many of them have a conflictswhich are not sort out as per the time. When at rest, they also lives in a camp , caves or they themselves made homesfor them by using barks, leaves or vegetation. Their technology is quite simple and sophasticated. Legacy of racismAs per the view of Rigney (2017) racism attitude is also go through with a differentphases. Such athat in some places or in some occassions they behaved in such acivilised way which no other even can imagine. They are discriminated by otherAustralian and as a result, aroud one tenth of aboriginal babies are removed from theirnatural parents and taken into some foster care. Where non- aborginals familes take carethem so tha they will not killed by others. Many of them also helped them so that therefuture will become safe and secure.Working condition of Aboriginals worker (1788-1930)Under this article, it basically focus on Aboriginal people and foreignentrance in South Eastern side at the time of colonial period Broome(1994) argues related to the working of a Aboriginals and from 1836onwards, these peoples are laboured in variety of jobs for example,gather water, firewood, blacksmith, seaman and gardeners. As soon asthe demand of labour is increases, Aboriginals start working as a rurallabourers as well as guardian too. In most rural properties, theyemployed Indigenous people as a worker but did not paid good amountfor their working. As a result the European economy is fluctuate by usingwhite ideas not black people ideas. Further Short (2016) critically evaluatedthat the sudden penetration of white people and their cattle was found tobe a stressful trip for all resident peoples. Hence a result comes of lost ofability to abide by their own typical travel pattern, land management andsearch of food as well as gather that but due to shortage of food, manypeople died that includes 600 me, women and children means almostone- fifth of overall population. Further the sound is reached to 700 to800 and for each white man around 30 Aboriginal peoples were killed.As a result approx 3000 Aboriginals people are died from theirCONCLUSIONBy summing up above report it has been concluded that Aboriginal people livetheir life in a miserable way and have no source to earn money that is why theirwomen start working as a prostitution. They are even paid less as compared towhite peoples and sometimes they are unpaid too. Indigenous people haveshortage of food due to which many of them are died, therefore in Australiathere are many states where many peoples discriminated Aboriginals fromwhite peoples. REFERENCESBooks and JournalsBroome, R. (1994). Aboriginal workers on south‐eastern frontiers∗.Australian Historical Studies, 26 (103), 202-220. Retrieved811,2018,fromhttp://tandfonline.com/doi/ref/10.1080/10314619408595960?scroll=top Foster, R. (2000). Rations, Coexistence, and the Colonisation ofAboriginal Labour in the South Australian PastoralIndustry, 1860-1911. Retrieved 8 11, 2018, fromhttp://search.informit.com.au/fulltext;dn=827582825180457;res=ielapaFrances, R. (n.d.). The history of female prostitution in Australia.Retrieved 8 13, 2018, fromhttp://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/24/230.html Rigney, L. I. (2017). Indigenist research and aboriginal Australia. InIndigenous Peoples' Wisdom and Power(pp. 61-77). Routledge.Short, D. (2016).Reconciliation and colonial power: Indigenousrights in Australia. Routledge.INTRODUCTIONThis poster is designed for case workers in the juvenile justice sector. It shallfocus on the history of work relationships between Aboriginals and the colonisersin the period 1788-1930s. Historian Henry Reynolds (2000) has noted thatAboriginal people were employed as guides by the colonisers from the outset ofcolonisation. Other historians including Broome (2010) and Foster (2003) havealso discussed Aboriginal people’s important work roles on the frontier – andhave analysed the exploitation that has occurred. This poster shall firstly describethe role of Aboriginal peoples during the early period of colonial expansion.Secondly the poster shall present some of the hardships faced by the Aboriginalworkers in south eastern frontiers including sexual exploitation and poor workingconditions.. Aboriginal workers in the early period of colonial expansionWork conditions of Aboriginal workers (1788-1930)Indeginious
End of preview
Want to access all the pages? Upload your documents or become a member.