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Aboriginal woman, Southern Queensland, Australia

Aboriginal woman of Southern Queensland, Australia, seen here with parasol at a railway station on the Brisbane line.
1922

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Aboriginal Aborigine Australian Brass Brisbane Parasol Queensland Southern Today 1922 Racial


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This evocative photograph captures the image of an Aboriginal woman from Southern Queensland, Australia, standing at a railway station on the Brisbane line in 1922. Dressed in a long, flowing skirt and a blouse adorned with intricate patterns, she holds a parasol to shield herself from the sun, while her faithful dog lies at her feet. The woman's expression is one of quiet determination, as she waits for the train that will take her to her next destination. The photograph is a poignant reminder of the past, transporting us back to the 1920s, a time of great social and cultural change. The era, known as the Roaring Twenties, was marked by economic prosperity, technological innovation, and the emergence of new social trends. However, for Indigenous Australians, this period was also one of marginalization and discrimination. The woman's brass plate hat, a common accessory for Aboriginal people during this time, is a testament to the racial typecasting and stereotyping that was prevalent in Australian society. Despite the challenges she faced, the woman's resilience and strength are evident in her posture and demeanor. Today, this photograph serves as an important reminder of the rich cultural heritage of Aboriginal Australians and the significant role they have played in shaping the history of the country. It is a powerful reminder of the past, and a call to action for us to continue learning about and celebrating the diversity and complexity of human experiences.

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