Secondhand. Fair condition. Ex-library copy with protective plastic covering. Stamps on inside pages. Date due slip and borrower card pocket on inside back cover. Minor wear to book corners and edges.
Max Brown's account of the Pilbara Strike of 1946-1949 by Aboriginal pastoral workers.
The Black Eureka is a story of black power pre-dating the black power movement in the United States. The struggle, though protracted and bitter, was non-violent and directed not against the 'whites'. With the support of the white organised working class, the strike was against those same squatters whom Peter Lalor and the diggers had defeated on the Eureka claim at Ballarat. (book flap)
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers, please note that this book may contain descriptions and/or images of people who have passed away.
