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- 1972 (Creation)
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2 pages ; 34 cm.
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The Black Rights Committee appears to have been a University of Queensland student initiative. Its address was a P.O. Box in Toowong. Ephemera is from 1972.
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This leaflet was probably distributed by the Black Rights Committee, Brisbane. The leaflet asks support of the whole of Australia to support the protest being organised for July 14, National Aborigines Day. It includes information about: Aboriginal housing; Education; "The Act" (The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Act (Qld.)); trade unions; and land rights. There are two copies of this leaflet.
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Orphan work. The rightsholder for this work cannot be identified, or is identifiable but cannot be found, after a reasonably diligent search. If you believe you are a rightsholder for this material, please contact Fryer Library directly at fryer@library.uq.edu.au.
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- English
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- Black Rights Committee (Subject)
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Revised, Linda Justo, 1-Feb-2024. Migrated from LMS: April 2019, P.A.