Aboriginal Australia Information Deficit Syndrome (AAIDS) Are you suffering from the Aboriginal Australia Information Deficit Syndrome? Take the following simple test to find out. Aboriginal Australia Information Deficit Syndrome Test Name 5 to 10 American Indian nations (tribes): Name 2 to 4 black politicians or actors: In the test above you probably knew some American nations—Cherokee, Comanche, Sioux, or Apache, for example. How many actors or politicians did you remember? If you couldn’t find a single Aboriginal nation, politician or actor you most likely suffer from what I call the Aboriginal Australia Information Deficit Syndrome (AAIDS). Schools fail Australians Until quite recently white Australian students received inadequate schooling about the oldest chapter of the history of their own country: Aboriginal culture. History lessons started with Captain Cook’s landing, brushing over 50,000 years of Aboriginal culture. If you are Australian, do you know who Eddie Mabo is? No information available But not only schools fail Australians.
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