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Eradicating Racism in the Australian Football League.  

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Eradicating Racism in the Australian Football League A History of Heroes Racism is a malady faced by every nation in the world, and despite government regulations working towards alleviating race relations, it is a problem which has permeated into many facets of society, including schools, workplaces and sports. One of the minority groups facing the biggest hurdles in Australian history has been the Aboriginal community; since the arrival of Europeans over two hundred years ago, the indigenous peoples of this country have struggled for land rights, voting rights and the right to be treated equally in a social setting. Although Aboriginal men and women have had many great achievements in sporting competition during the last century, these athletes have faced racial prejudices and biases from other players, officials and administrators. For many years, the only thing that Aboriginal footballers were known for was their rarity. In...

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