The name is absent



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value in their way of life.


TABLE 54


Comparison of Aboriginal and Don-Aboriginal response to

Statements 31 and 16 - autonomy for people as a group
.p                                                                           V      ■            V                          *                   ⅞                                                                                                                                                  JP-


Agree . Not
strongly ^ree sure


Disagree


Disagree Majority
strongly support







Statement

31. I think Aborigines
should form stronger
groups among themselves
so they can get some-
where


Aboriginal response (N=03) 34.8   34,8 12.4   7.9


Non-Aboriginal
response


(N= 289) 130


28.8 32.5 13.0


. (agree)

10.1     69.6

12.7     41.8


16. It’s no good
keeping in with
relations. They
are always
fighting with
each other. It’s
better to get
out by yourself

45.1

14.^ 30.8

(agree)
45.1


Aboriginal response
Non-Aboriginal
response

28.0


38.1
(disagree)


24.22 (ii)
(c) Discussion

Statement 31 received strong support. Sixty-nine point six

per cent of respondents agreed that Aborigines should form Stronger
groups; of these 34.8 per cent
agreed strongly. Thus,while there



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