Aborigines Short Stories: pleads Systemic Racism

By Cedric Raymond de la Harpe

The Author started writing this manuscript in July 2018, aimed at reminding the African who they originally were, great difficulties abound, the academics and historians have already labelled and boxed and discredited, every approach that could be thought of.To counter this, he has used new labels, the latest, the label Aborigine, for all the black people who have their heritage origins in Africa and Asia.Many, many years ago, portions of our African indigenous populations migrated from their lands in Africa, moving through Asia, and eventually settling in Australia, some 40,000 years ago. The European only invade Australia in 1787, some 300 years into the Colonisation of the New World, where the Natives are labelled 'Indians', and in Africa, where one of their labels are Native, in Australia the 'original inhabitants' are immeaditely labelled as the 'Aborigines'.This excites the author, when a Coloniser invades another country, and they find a community, that are obviously the permanent occupants, the 'original inhabitants', and the invader identifies them Aborigines, Africa should respect the label, the people. The author's very unconventional mindset, based of this respect, allocates the 'Aborigine' label, for all family clans, who are the 'original inhabitants' of Africa, further, one of his most difficult tasks, will be to write in the first person, as an Aborigine protagonist, in order for the youth to be able to feel part of the pride, that existed before the Coloniser. AbstractAboriginal Short Stories, may sound more like fiction than fact, but every story, will carry the substance that you need, to restore the dignity of the Aboriginal, as you extend your hands through enlightened thinking, you will bring humanity and dignity to the changing world. Latipac, terminology and definitions used, Latipac: Definition: Persons or institutions that accumulate wealth, in conflict with normal human morals without the land owners, or the latipac-generators receiving an equitable share. (Origins Cedric de la Harpe University of Knowledge) Latipac-generator: Definition: Persons cultivated to be to be a slave to the Latipac, in a class tier below the Latipac, who will religiously generate wealth for the Latipac, never questioning, for fear of loosing their status, that separates the latipac-generator, from the poverty groups below.(Origins Cedric de la Harpe University of Knowledge)White Race / White Superiority / Black Inferiority, created 1681

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B08DBVX4MP
• ISBN13: 9798667828280
• Release Date: July 2020
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 102 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.0" x 9.0"