a multicultural Research Library
Making multicultural Australia
The Quiet Revolution
Walter Lippmann.
Walter Lippmann gives his definition of a multicultural society.
Created:
1983
Date Added:
16 July 2002
Source:
SBS Television, 1983.
Format:
mov (Quicktime);
File size:
--
Length:
57 secs
Transcript
WALTER LIPPMANN
Founding Chair, Ethnic Communities’ Council of Victoria and founding member, Federation of Ethnic Communities’ Councils of Australia
A definition of a multicultural society is as follows: A variety of different cultural groups co-exists harmoniously, free to maintain their respective religions, linguistic or social customs, equal as individuals in their access to resources and services appropriate to them and their needs, to civil and political rights, and sharing with the rest of society particular concerns and values. There would be diversity, equality, empathy of interaction. All of the groups would stress tolerance of cultural, linguistic and religious differences, which would be complementary to the loyalties the individual shares with other Australians, and which form part of his or her identity as an Australian in the Australian ethos.
From The Quiet Revolution, SBS Television, 1983.
Listen to other audios on Cultural Studies
Victorian Ethnic Communities' Council
Arts for a Multicultural Australia
A national multicultural agenda for all Australians
The end of White Australia
A national multicultural agenda for all Australians
Australian Institute of Multicultural Affairs
Listen to other Audio Interviews
- Race Hatred Legislation
- The 1986 Budget Row
FitzGerald Immigration Policy Review, 1988
The New Labor Agenda
Australian Institute of Multicultural Affairs- Access and Equity
Visit the multicultural Library for other documents, video, audio and images.