Impact of Colonialism on Indigenous Culture of Australia

Indigenous Australia

The term colonialism refers to the practice or a policy for establishing control by one
individual to another or an area that is often established by colonies. The indigenous culture of
Australia is a word used to describe the aboriginal civilization of Australians. People's identities
are clearly represented by their country or nation of origin, the language they speak and the ideas
they hold. Tribals’ are people who live in the northern part of the country and pursue a traditional
way of life. People construct their own identities, which are faced by well-written comments
stating that the black wants to know and must know, who they were and are if they are worried
about what they will become and must select their own life (Chen & Mason, 2019). Raising one's
voice and taking a position for one's community as well as lifestyle aids individuals in
developing self-confidence in one's own beliefs and conventions. While reflecting colonialism
when reinforced in Australian popular culture i.e., sports. It can be said that Australians have has
focused on their role in elite Australian sport for which Indigenous Australians had a significant
presence. In the process being several justifications could be stated with regards to participation
in sports activities when taking contrast to the community level (Osmond, 2019). Colonization
had profound and far-reaching effects on Australia's Aboriginal peoples and traditional
relationship structures, which have been thoroughly recorded in critical assessments of
Australian history. These include loss of the region, harm to the cultural environment, family
breakdown and inappropriate operations that lead to incompletion of desired goals and
objectives. White Australia's strategy of national amnesia and erasing has created a bad impact
on the considerable fragmentation and led to a series of losses in the economic environment.
The indigenous culture of Australia is a word used to describe the aboriginal civilization
of Australians. People's identities are clearly represented by their country or nation of origin, the
language they speak, and the ideas they hold. Tribals are people who live in the northern part of
the country and pursue a traditional way of life. The impact of colonialism on non-indigenous
perceptions of Indigenous athletes is all because of colonization's dominance over Cathy
Freeman who is also recognised as an Indigenous athlete. Therefore, lack of sovereignty over
customary laws drives economic development in many ways and shapes the view of the world
while engaged in multiple tasks within society. For the Australians who were subjected to
colonization, which resulted in the abolition of their traditional way of life, the region is still
alive. Furthermore, it continues to narrate the tale of creation as well. This statement applies to
all black and white people, whether they are indigenous or not (Downey, 2018). In today's