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Michele Langfield describes the role of the ethnic rights movement from the 1950s to the 1980s
Michele Langfield.
An exploration of the role of the churches, moving from welfare to activism. They took on a much more political role of advocacy - through the Ecumenical Migration Centre, and its journal Migration Action.
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Date Added:
15 April 2009
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8.9 MB
Length:
03min24sec
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