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Anti Chinese riot in Brisbane, 1888
Ray Evans.
Ray Evans describes a day of violence against the Chinese, part of a wave of racist sentiment across Australia, during a year of "racial panic."
Created:
2004
Date Added:
06 March 2006
Source:
"Anti Chinese Riot: Lower Albert Street" in Evans, Raymond and Carole Ferrier with Jeff Rickertt (eds.) Radical Brisbane: An unruly history, Carlton North, Vic., Vulgar Press, 2004
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