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Thinking black : William Cooper and Australian Aborigines' league Bain Attwood and Andrew Markus Published by Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies(2004) |
Book description
Thinking Black tells the story of William Cooper and the AustralianAborigines' League. It describes the struggle against dispossession anddisplacement, the denial of rights, and the fight for citizenship in their owncountry. The most significant moments in Aboriginal leader William Cooper'spolitical career are explored, as well as the principles Cooper drew on in hiscampaigning.
About the Author
Bain Attwood is an Associate Professor of history at Monash University. Bain Attwood won the State Records John and Patricia Ward Prize in the New South WalesPremier's History Awards for his book Rights for Aborigines.
Andrew Markus is a Professor of Jewish civilization and director of theAustralian Centre for the Study of Jewish Civilisation at Monash University. Professor Andrew Markus has been appointed to the Academy of the Social Sciences
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