Indigenous Aboriginal facts

While investigating facts about Indigenous Aboriginal, I found out little known, but curios details like:

At 13, Molly Kelly an Aboriginal girl was forcibly removed from her family and sent to a government institution to become a domestic servant. She escaped and walked 1000 miles home across the outback. From 1905-1971 Australian authorities forcibly removed thousands of indigenous children

Early Australian settlers treated indigenous Tasmanian Aborigines as vermins and hunted them for sport which led to their extinction.

In my opinion, it is useful to put together a list of the most interesting details from trusted sources that I've come across. Here are 13 of the best facts about Indigenous Aboriginal I managed to collect.

1. There are over 250 Indigenous languages in Australia but awareness about them is very low. Most Australians still believe that there is a single Aboriginal language. The myth of the single Aboriginal language has allowed for filmmakers’ uncritical use of Djinpa, based in other regions

2. Several indigenous Latin American peoples, including at least some Mexican and Brazilian communities, are descended from the same population that formed Australian Aborigines and Papua New Guineans.

3. Many Northern Aboriginal people strenuously object to the frequent, inappropriate, use of the didgeridoo by both uninitiated Indigenous people of either gender, and by non-Indigenous Australians

4. There are two distinct Indigenous cultural groups in Australia, Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islander peoples. There is “great diversity within these two broadly described groups”.

5. The Pila Nguru are an indigenous Australian people of Western Australia and were the last Australian tribe to have dropped the complete trappings of their traditional aboriginal lifestyle.

6. Vancouver has an aboriginal arts hotel where 100 per cent of profits from the hotel suites supports indigenous artists who live on site and sell their works which for the hotel gallery

7. Aboriginal or indigenous Australians were discriminated against right up until a referendum in 1967, with many Australians of the impression that they were previously on par with flora and fauna

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