Blackman

On the summit of a hill they were seen by my fathers, my countrymen, on the top of the hill they were seen standing: they threw fire like a star,—it fell amongst the blackmen my countrymen.

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“Recognised and compensated,” will both these condition[s] be occupied by the blackman in the world forty years hence?

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Australia’s true history is never read, But the blackman keeps it in his head.

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It is nearly a century since DuBois described the condition of the blackman thus […]

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