A character of this ethnicity who creates experimental religious paintings, named Alf Dubbo, lives in Sarsaparilla as one of the metaphorical (*) "Riders in the Chariot.
The alienation from society felt by members of this ethnic group is heightened using the "perambulant model" in the play No Sugar by Jack Davis. The boar hunting policeman Senior Constable Farrell sodomizes inmates of this ethnicity in a novel in which Reverend Mr. A. J. Neville is convinced of their racial inferiority. A female activist for full political equality for this ethnic group published the groundbreaking collection We Are Going and discarded her name Kath Walker for a name of this type. A character of this ethnicity who creates experimental religious paintings, named Alf Dubbo, lives in Sarsaparilla as one of the metaphorical (*) "Riders in the Chariot." A character who is half-white and half-this ethnicity enlists the aid of his uncle Tabidgi and his brother Mort to commit a string of racially-motivated murders as revenge for being separated from his family as one of the Stolen children. For 10 points, name this ethnicity of Jimmie Blacksmith, an indigenous character created by Australian author Thomas Keneally.
The alienation from society felt by members of this ethnic group is heightened using the "perambulant model" in the play No Sugar by Jack Davis.
Aborigines [or Aboriginal Australians; or specific tribes, such as Quandamooka or Noongar]