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How were the children in the Brewarrina aboriginal mission treated?
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The Brewarrina Aboriginal Mission, which opened in 1886, enforced white culture on the Aborigines. As a result, children were made to learn English, and were denied the opportunities to hear Dreamtime stories of their people or be immersed in their own native culture, as it was forbidden for the Aborigines to practise any part of their culture.
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