Due Inheritance: Reviving the cultural and economic wellbeing of First Australians
ISBN 978-0-9803904-6-9 | B 198 x 128 mm | 149 pages | 160 gms
In the eyes of the world, Australia’s moral standing is inextricably connected to the plight of First Australians—the unhealthiest, the poorest, the least employed, the most illiterate, the worst housed, the least trained, the most imprisoned people in the land.
‘Desperately, desperately, the Australian community needs to investigate innovative solutions to chronic, systemic problems. We need to strip away the prejudice and platitudes and well-meaning ignorance of the past and go exploring fresh ideas—with sincerity and honesty.’
‘This is exactly what Ted Egan has done, with a set of radical proposals to re-invigorate the Aboriginal community through the attainment of economic strength and a restored cultural integrity. This courageous and clear-headed volume deserves a hearing from all engaged citizens across the continent, who have the power to change things.’
From the foreword by Dr David Headon
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