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Amelia Kunoth-Monks backs grandmother's stand

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The granddaughter of Northern Territory Arrernte rights campaigner Rosalie Kunoth-Monks says she was inspired to see her grandmother take a stand against assimilationist policies. The Utopia elder appeared on the ABC's Q&A program this week, saying her culture had survived despite colonisation. She also praised the documentary film 'Utopia' for bringing Indigenous issues to light. Amelia Kunoth-Monks (pictured) says she was pleased to see her grandmother be able to speak in a widely-view forum. Source: Gerry Georgatos and Warren Barnsley - National Indigenous Radio

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