Jamie Oliver apologises over ‘damaging’ and ‘stereotyping’ children’s book about Indigenous Australians
Titled Billy and the Epic Escape, it is a sequel to Oliver’s children’s debut Billy and the Giant Adventure, and features illustrations by Mónica Armiño. One of the story’s subplots concerns a young First Nations girl fostered by an Indigenous community in Australia.
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After the Election: Work continues for Indigenous nationsSince the creation of the U.S. government and the signing of treaties with Indigenous nations, tribal leaders have gone to ...
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