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Paradox of Australian Multiculturalism
Stepan Kerkyasharian.
In this 1994 speech, Stepan Kerkyasharian, Chairperson of the NSW Ethnic Affairs Commission examines what he sees as the paradox between Australia’s racist past and its multicultural present.
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