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migrants and learning about other cultures.
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support to learning about other cultures. More than 50 per cent
at each school rejected the notion that it is better not to
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have coloured people.
However, the schools all gave support to statements about
having a mix of cultures and learning about other cultures.
The hypothesis that there would be evidence of interaction
between the theorizing of school personnel and non-Aboriginal і
students was supported.
22.24 Vietnamese in a multi-cultural Australia
Statement 1, concerning Vietnamese, was included partly
as a distraction from highlighting issues concerned with
Aborigines, partly seeking a basis of comparison between
attitudes towards this most recent coloured group of migrants
and towards Aboriginal people.
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