“These depictions of Aboriginality are common in Australian film and throughout the mass media.”

“In their political and personalised affirmation of Aboriginality, they challenge and detach themselves from the European historical narrative.”

“This was in Kishinv, a hot-bed of noisy, passionate freethinking blended with Asiatic aboriginality.”

“Senator Aidan Ridgeway is the only aborigine in the national parliament.”

“There's an old black man, an aborigine, with long, tangled dreadlocks, kneeling at the edge of the pit.”

“David Jones has studied aborigine culture in depth and produced sculptures on certain sites previously marked by this people.”

“Once one of the provinces is run by aboriginals, what is to stop an aboriginal man or woman from holding the highest offices in the land?”

“Most Taiwanese and aborigines speak both a local language and the national language.”

“What's really been great is just the sheer pride aborigines get from watching the film.”

“Why is steatopygia absent among, for example, hunting-gathering Australian aborigines?”

“As I look around me in Central Australia I see dreadful apathy towards education among Aboriginals.”

“I was brought up in the Northern Territory with Aboriginals, and many of my closest friends are indigenous.”

“The mining town of Coober Pedy in Australia got its name from the local Aboriginals.”

“Regulations under the Tribal Reserve Act, originally passed in 1956, allow only aboriginals to enter the tribal lands.”

“Five per year have been allocated to the Makah Native Americans who live on Washington's Olympic Peninsula and the rest to Siberian aboriginals.”

“The horns are akin to the didgeridoos of the Australian aboriginals and are referred to generically in the Central African Republic as ongo.”