‘Black Velvet’ and ‘Purple Indignation’: Print responses to Japanese ‘poaching’ of Aboriginal women

2013/12/01 by Liz Conor · 1 citation
Social Sciences · #Australian History and Society #Asian American and Pacific Histories #Indignation #Velvet #Poaching #Project commissioning #Advertising #Publishing #Media studies #Art #Political science #Sociology #Business #Demography #Law #Literature

paper · pdf · doi:10.22459/ah.37.2013.03

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Abstract

Japanese 'poaching' of Aboriginal women 1

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