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Cape Barren Island
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Cape Barren Island

island, Australia
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  • Tasmanian Aboriginal people

    …focus for this community became Cape Barren Island, on which in 1881 a reserve was established for “half-castes,” the official designation for mixed-race individuals, who were discriminated against even as their Aboriginal identity was negated (the Cape Barren Island Reserve Act of 1912, for example, identified the islanders as…

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    …focus for this community became Cape Barren Island, on which in 1881 a reserve was established for “half-castes,” the official designation for mixed-race individuals, who were discriminated against even as their Aboriginal identity was negated (the Cape Barren Island Reserve Act of 1912, for example, identified the islanders as…

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