William Cooper: An Aboriginal Life Story

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The book delves into William Cooper's relentless advocacy for Aboriginal rights and citizenship, highlighting his significant contributions during the 1930s. It meticulously details the historical injustices faced by his Yorta Yorta people, including his pivotal campaigns such as the petition to King George for Aboriginal representation in parliament, the 1938 Day of Mourning, and the 1939 walk-off from Cumeroogunga reserve. This comprehensive study illuminates the enduring struggle of Indigenous Australians for recognition and political representation in their own country.