Do Aboriginal Australians value education on country?

Aboriginal communities really celebrated and valued education on country. We hope it will contribute to the debate on “Closing the GAP” for the many Aboriginal kids missing out in remote Australia.
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[@okechukwunwanoka9937]

This is very enlightening. Many thanks for sharing...

[@TrevorDominic]

Thank yoiu Kreative Sistas

[@holdmyleash2221]

I was just gonna comment something about them speaking perfect Australian English and wanted to ask if they have long forgotten their own language until I got to the part where the man in black said he can't speak his native language. It's sad that their identities were robbed from them and seem to be struggling to educate the younger generation on their own language and culture. I hope native cultures continue to be kept alive.

[@una877]

Relatable as an Irish person. Hope there's a lit of funding put into preserving the language and promoting its use. Language is so important for keeping your culture. As we say Tír gan teanga, tír gan anam. A country without a language is a country without a soul.

[@flightschool1016]

meow yup and now they have to live in a world with ignorant people like you who have formed a superiority complex and think less of their way of life. Lol and we call ourselves civilized.

[@adama8579]

@meow don't be disrespectful

[@Berjidad]

@meow well then there are ppl naked on beaches and on movies made by nd for whites too... How is dat not funny nd uncivilised ?

[@sweettea3879]

@meow and your point is?....

[@natureface9700]

I am from southern part of Tamilnadu, India; more specifically east cost of Bay of Bengal. All the aboriginal are looking like my grandma, brothers and sisters. We have a similar habit of smearing white ash on our forehead, daily soon after taking bath.

[@sbperth79]

They are Tamil origins according to various DNA research, original Dravidians

[@user_uuwi]

Cuz WE are australoid ❤

[@agrajyadav2951]

If they are Tamils, why were they so underdeveloped? Tamils were very developed, Vasco called cholavansh the richest province on Earth.

[@reflexxess4681]

Depends really, western and southern australians look more indian and sri lankan but people from northern queensland like me have more negroid features than any other

[@danielsonn3046]

@@agrajyadav2951 probably just depends where they lived and the environment because Australia was so cut off from the world

[@biancap1549]

Side note... Aboriginal Aussies look really dravidian

[@rizzlerkingfromrizzington]

Yessir indians r australoids mixed hella times with aryans. They even play the didgeridoo ive been in india

[@karthikpuvvula]

Not Dravidian. They look Indian.. because they are decedents lord shiva..

[@thefrustratedneetaspirant7777]

@@karthikpuvvula hai?

[@BestKCL]

@@karthikpuvvula Nope, your Indian history that is taught as "fact" is an amalgamation of very old legends and stories, some even written recently, that were all put together in order to create a shared history between the multiple ethnic groups of India so as to create sense of overall Indian nationalism. If it weren't for the creation of this unifying "legendary history", India would've just balkanized and not gained its independence. But unfortunately it comes at the expense of any true discoveries about India's real past, because everyone just seems to be content with this version. India's attitude towards history is just kind of odd in general when compared to the rest of the world. The line between 'Gods who roamed the earth' and real history is often blurred.

[@Flatlined804]

​@@karthikpuvvula Sir you dropped your brain 🧠

[@sedp8710]

I'm a Yupik Eskimo from Alaska and I agree. Much love to the Aboriginal people of Australia.

[@Kamadev888]

RISPEK to da Eskimos! Take care, an' take care of ya ancient wisdom!

[@aidenmick8676]

Thank you 😊 love from Alyawrra and Arrernte Tribes of central Australia

[@dvirisarat-roach5601]

@g.g everybody else was too hopeless and incapable of building anything decent. And its funny that work ethic is a colonial trait

[@irenemarlor4583]

Thanx and same to Eskimos!! We're still here. South Australia 💞

[@chris1z142]

@Ibo Zambotnik Why?

[@nampam3945]

Lots of Tamil place names in Papua New Guinea, much yet to be discovered.

[@sarelvanwyk693]

It is important for Aboriginal kids to be educated, in maths and science plus their own cultural teachings. You have to keep up with the world. otherwise you will be left behind.

[@rubinortiz2311]

You also can’t forget who you are.

[@likang3842]

this is genocide

[@gardeniabrune2125]

@@likang3842teaching people math and science is genocide??

[@blooddragon1332]

@@likang3842 it's the modern world, thr rat race, pay taxes bills work shit corpo jobs to make rich people even richer all until you die. For what we get in return not really worth it

[@laneatkinson6441]

I agree. I think since there are so many different cultures, the responsibility of preserving each specific culture falls on the parents, grandparents, etc. of the new generations. Whereas in schools, they can teach a less in-depth version of different cultures throughout the world.

[@sunnytomar505]

Holy shit ,they looks exactly like tamilians and south indians.

[@jeffondrement160]

they have more Neanderthal-Denisovan genes, resulting in broader facial features

[@altonvicks9030]

African to

[@jaydee4988]

@swift kill what is there hapolgroup

[@jaydee4988]

@swift kill the are a c group which came out of african with negeiod features just like.the Tamils. Who is ya daddy??

[@efan1944]

Lol claim

[@learnenglishinTamil]

I am happy to share this that the aboriginal talks tamil..In this video 3.03 they are saying மறுபடியும் சொல்லுகிறேன்...Talk again

[@JoanFortnite-jh1oz]

they are papua new guinea..they dont want to be Tamil lol they are not Tamil

[@naveenparthasarathy1273]

Madukum uraiken - means similar in Tamil ( I am telling again)

[@ryomaraja1005]

They look like Papuan Indonesia 🇮🇩. I love Australia

[@hammou1312]

what does bacot Lu yahudi mean?

[@dj_nyx8903]

Yes, Papauan thousands of years ago walked and traded because of flat land. The water now has risen but on the top on darwin on a clear day you can see Papa new Guiena. Also, indigenous Australian people traded with Indonesian people too. Dna results have shown south asian dna. Source: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Makassan_contact_with_Australia

[@manukdadali7061]

@@hammou1312 From jakartan language: you talk to much, jews Sorry to known that means are racist

[@babeena_gt_3645]

No they don't

[@abcdasdfgh7248]

Because they have the same blood MELANESIAN. They're one family

[@End-Result]

This was deeply moving, thank you for posting this

[@upsidedahead]

I’m so happy to receive this information and knowledge . Thank you 💞🎵💥

[@blackcitroenlove]

I don't know why it's so surprising, given that they have the longest oral histories on the planet. That kind of learning doesn't come easy.

[@Lisa-dv1xn]

@Luke E Do you think you're inherently better than them?

[@shallowgod5539]

@@Lisa-dv1xn He probably is. It's mean to say but abos are technically lessers -- at least intellectually

[@loverofjesus4856]

Shallow God There are 7 things God absolutely hates listed in Proverbs. 1. Haughtiness 2. Pride Those are the first two. There are so many people going to hell because of these...

[@loverofjesus4856]

NCR Trooper Jesus died for sinners who love and accept him and live their lives abstaining from sin. Those who don’t do this, are going to Hell. Get off your high horse. Some people will go to Heaven and some people will go to hell. That’s just the way it is. Jesus is the free choice that everyone has to accept or reject and if you end up in Hell, it’s because you rejected that choice. And not everyone who calls on Jesus is going to Heaven to be with him. There’s a lot of “Christians” walking around who are only Christians by their lips and not their heart. Bible a lot about this.

[@loverofjesus4856]

NCR Trooper God really hates prideful and proud people who looks at other as less than. And this mentality will only reserve them a seat in Hell. Not with God. Jesus dying for you doesn’t permanently exempt you from going to Hell, Jesus serves as the oath and the promise you must keep and follow for life to beat this whole test. I can drop Bible verses for anyone who needs scripture proof.

[@taralorraine9814]

The interplay project is extremely interesting and important and should be compulsory for all governors and educators to be familiar with

[@TrevorDominic]

Thanks for your comment - yes INTERPLAY is vital

[@studiosydneybondi9768]

Awesome report! Thank you for uploading.

[@TrevorDominic]

Thanks for your comment

[@patcourt9468]

Can someone explain why there is a disclaimer at the start of the video about seeing or hearing dead people? Is it something to do with aboriginal culture?

[@colltonrighem]

Many Aboriginal cultures believe that talking about, seeing images of or hearing voices of the dead can cause them to haunt you.

[@TrevorDominic]

This is to respect Aboriginal values on not naming or seeing people who have died.

[@lmlmd2714]

Many aboriginal cultures have a tradition of not interacting with recordings of those who have passed away. I'm not sure of the reason for the tradition (I'm not aboriginal), but in Australia you will often see this warning at the beginning of broadcasts that include aboriginal people.

[@midas0787]

I'm happy for them, the young generantions, that literally are trying to keep their own local laguage alive again. Yeah, I'm really happy. And somehow, I feel like, I think they look a lot like papua folks 'cause I see their facial expressions are kinda tottally alike.

[@ryomaraja1005]

Long life aborigin & Papua 🇮🇩🇦🇺. Love from Java island 🇮🇩

[@sandramorey2529]

This was really a good video. I can't help but notice that the non aboriginal kids don't have anything similar for their education. For all peoples to truly come from a place of tolerance for each other's culture both have to have some understanding of the other.

[@davidgreg4713]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain Granada but currently in Texas now and you?

[@kasthurirajagopalan2511]

1. 40 sec she looks like our south dist village women .. even now south dist people apply ashes on fore head and neck..i love to watch more videos related to these people. love from Tamilnadu India.

[@badalpandey]

How about accent or language - do you see any similarity? i am also curious

[@kasthurirajagopalan2511]

@@badalpandey we speak Tamil language the most oldest language in the World. We are the Only people in India apply ashes in forehead and neck after morning bath.. We worship stick worshiping most common in Murugan temples We call it vel. Means long strick..We are Hindus. They speaking with Tamil ascent..

[@abdiadamhamze2355]

Awesome report thank you so much its my first time i hear Aboriginal people because i see on tiktok a grill and i say i have to know this people i like them beautifully people and wonderful culture. from Somalia

[@pahrahinc3895]

The Mrs. says: These Aboriginal people are not Negro, their just not, their lineage is completely different from Africans. A most unique people that have survived thousands of years in a harsh land alone and without any help from anyone. They are truly Gods children and they know things we do not know. I do not think the they are getting enough help from the Australian Government and are neglected and ignored, that is evil and someone needs to address their needs and for once treat them better then their ancestors of the past.

[@caldionni4815]

@Kaye Stewart When you see a group of naked people who are completely living like it was the prehistory when the rest of the world has evolved how would you react?

[@twenks4443]

They are the oldest black people from Africa they even have similar features as Africans and African is also in there blood

[@Vool7000]

@retsaM innavoiG You're just pissed to see Dark skinned everywhere you go

[@onyxcrescent64]

@retsaM innavoiG how do they not look African…? do africans only have one specific sort of set features or something? If anything asians look african too. They just often hide it out of shame, hence they have a global issue with skin bleaching and plastic surgery. If you look at ancient “mongolian” people they have darker skin and broader facial features. And its a fact asian people actually share 97.8% of african dna. Just because they don’t live on the continent of Africa doesn’t mean they aren’t direct descendants of africans, because africans/black people were all over the world before the colonization of the Neanderthals came about.

[@onyxcrescent64]

@retsaM innavoiG its not illogical ignoramus. Because hes saying they DONT look african as if theres no type of africans that look like this. Insinuating africans only have one specific look. When they can look like THIS and other things. So no you thought you did something. Update your comprehension skills.

[@axemanfromresidentevil3834]

Being a minority in your own land is a greatly distressing & upsetting situation. Colonization (read christianity) has killed cultures worldwide and has not emancipated them from poverty and struggles of life.

[@naujitking2868]

Same for us so called blacks in America no difference

[@erickr.8977]

@@naujitking2868 How is this the same for "So called Black's" in America?

[@arthurshelby3125]

thats what its like for me as a white man in birmingham england uk..... im a minority in my own country, in my home town now, did you know that???? does that make you feel greatly distressed and upset???? because im white, it makes me a racist for saying that.... LET THAT SINK IN

[@arthurshelby3125]

@@naujitking2868 its not the same for black people at all.... not in the least bit....... if youve had enough of usa, you can go to Jamaica.....and you have the whole continent of Africa to choose to go to, truth is black people have a home, many of them, if you trace you lineage back lol...... Where do aborigines go???????? its just not the same is it.....

[@gaviper435]

@@arthurshelby3125 ummm that's not even true. (1) African Americans don't know their origins, we barley know our great great grandparents. (2) what do you mean go to Jamaica or go back to Africa? You realize that AAs are removed from those cultures and are a totally separate ethnic group now right? Though our ancestors combind Thier cultures into one ( which do originate from the different ethnix groups of Africa) does not mean we have the same culture or languages. They have evolved and changed to make a distinct African American culture, so no we don't "have a home" as in we can just go back to Africa and it will be the same. And I think the original person you replied to was talking about the effects of colonization that that what aboriginals have gone through is similar to us, with our dress, hair, language, religions, songs, etc. Have been stripped from us making us have a sense of longing to know where we come from, creating the community's since of lack of identity or not fitting in

[@ezhilarasikrishnan5408]

They exactly look like Tamils... Like my grandma speaking English lol 😂.

[@justinfilipovic8939]

because they are south Indians www.pinterest.es/pin/313492824036750745/

[@ezhilarasikrishnan5408]

@@justinfilipovic8939 thank you for sharing priceless pics..

[@justinfilipovic8939]

here's something else interesting about india and Australia www.booksfact.com/archeology/gympie-pyramid-australia-in-ramayana.html

[@ezhilarasikrishnan5408]

@@justinfilipovic8939 wow.. Very interesting.. Thank you for sharing this great information..

[@Ray-wm8dz]

@Alex Johnson You don't. If liked Tamils, you would treat them EQUALLY with Aboriginals eg Giving Tamil migrants the SAME land rights as Aboriginals. You treat all migrants by giving migrants LESS rights to the land based on RACE.

[@drakshigulati5108]

Everyone saying they look South Indian, it’s because of massive migrations from India to Australia 4000 years ago when aryans didn’t immigrate to South Asia yet. The people who left remained Dravidian unlike many population that got mixed with aryans.

[@natureface9700]

You are perfectly, scientifically correct. These Aborigines still exactly following the same old traditions. Teaching like our Gurukulas. Didgeridoos modified our wooden blow musical equipment Nadhaswaram, both are being considered Holy, and being used in temples.

[@ceder4696]

But they are from polynesian desent

[@tatum635]

They look primitive

[@aspirewot8408]

Na , they don't look like south Indians n again stop your bs aryan h1lter stuff .. . Australian Aborigines are related to Papuans . None of the Dravidian look like that 🤣 . Go back to Europe with your We wuz da blue eyed aryans

[@aspirewot8408]

@@natureface9700 she's talking nonsense . They're not related with South Indian . Skin colour ? Yes , but facial structure and generic makeup No

[@pawansinghchauhan8637]

I came to know about aboriginal Australians today only and i qatched many videos about them today. And i dont know why, but i am loving them. They are still rooted to their culture. Weldone.

[@robertopettyo]

My what a handsome and developed race of people.

[@silentserenitys7102]

Not handsome, beautiful

[@robertopettyo]

@@silentserenitys7102 ugliest things i have ever seen.

[@fionaforward3358]

Are you kidding.I have never seen such a mixed bag!

[@prajithslibrary]

Why they look like south indian

[@manukdadali7061]

Because at past, Indian continent oned with australia

[@babeena_gt_3645]

You mean ,"why do south Indians look aboriginal?"

[@rizzlerkingfromrizzington]

@SahelianDog 92 nope. Somalis and sudanese are not australoids at all. They have completely different roots

[@rizzlerkingfromrizzington]

@SahelianDog 92 if thas the case then black overall share the same dna then. Y u only mentioned somalis and Sudanese for?

[@Hello-qd3uy]

@Yashvardhan Poddar Nah. The plates shifted millions of years ago, modern humans as a species have only been around 200,000 years.

[@ismailnyeyusof3520]

I think it’s important that people everywhere retain their identity, ideas and culture but they must learn from the best the world has to offer. It’s the best way for them to thrive and English is critical to access the latest knowledge about just about anything. I salute and respect everyone who is bilingual like myself and I feel a great loss when I meet someone who is too bigoted and holding on to false pride by not wanting to master English.

[@stuart1001]

You make a good point. It really is good to keep culture but be open to adaptation. Don't hold on to the culture for the sake of it. Instead absorb from others that the world has offered and bettering ones cultural roots. This is for everyone. Then as a species we are a step closer to mastering the meaning of life.

[@bikeshop2002]

"they must learn from the best the world has to offer" as defined by whom? surviving for tens of thousands of years without depleting your resources is the best from an evolutionary standpoint. so they were already the best.

[@rvat2003]

Learning and mastering English is definitely useful. But shall I say your comment is actually kinda insensitive? All Aboriginal Australians know English already. This video was made especially to point out that they are concerned about their identity, culture, indigenous knowledge systems, and language being lost because of increasing English-only use, even within their own communities. Many of the remaining tribes actually don't know how to speak their language but they want to revitalize them, which includes prioritizing them over English. That doesn't mean they'll never be learning English again. Unfortunately in this world, you "gotta know the colonizers' ways". The point is, there's already too much English, even when it is unnecessary and could hypothetically be occupied by the indigenous languages. That's why mentioning English's role in modern society, especially calling it "the best the world has to offer", is very unneeded and lowkey reinforcing Anglic superiority complexes.

[@lee7701]

I’m not aboriginal so maybe your comment is best left to them to reply to but for me it comes across as patronising and demeaning. In my opinion indigenous cultures of thousands of years ago understood life and the universe better than most people today do.

[@blackbird5634]

As an artist from the US I'd really like to go see the dot-paintings and meet the artists there in Australia. Such gorgeous works of art.

[@paulnewell927]

The dot painting was taught to aboriginal people by a white school teacher in the 70s

[@blackbird5634]

@@paulnewell927 Hey that's great! I didn't know, thank you!

[@penniefinn1179]

Proud to be Australian

[@jimmorris8927]

See how oppressed these people are? Plus plenty of free money and no expectations.

[@ANXI8TY]

Their land and culture was taken from them and are barely represented in the australian government like most indigenous people all over the world and being taught about. It is oppression. Government financial aid is the least they could do.

[@jimmorris8927]

@@ANXI8TY I guess that's what you 'know'.

[@argentpunisher4225]

They do the same here in Argentina.

[@CrimeanTatarBoy]

Much love from the indigenous Crimean Tatar people to the indigenous Mariwoong people!

[@organicfarm5524]

Tatar are not indigenous to Crimea though, Greeks have older settlement in Crimea than the entirety of Altaic people.

[@jodymann6298]

Education or not working together needs knowledge to be able to get along with each other

[@miriamwells35]

It's so important. I wish I could speak Irish properly :(

[@CarolineViolinMusic]

Gaeilge le mó thoil! Is leath-erinn mé agus part Aboriginal freisin a chara liomsa

[@davidgreg4713]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain Granada but currently in Texas now and you?

[@harrycopeland8322]

It is good that aboriginal kids understand their culture and speak their language, but to be successful in the wide world they must have that knowledge to enable them to do so. Cultural aspects alone will not be sufficient. This may be sad, but it is reality.

[@maverick2560]

Have you considered that not all want to be "successful in the wide world"? That they want to be able to live in peace on THEIR home lands, practising THEIR culture? Globalization was a mistake, anyway.

[@Father_Son_Gaming]

When i look at these people i can see a few different ethnic groups, indian, hispanic/mexican. Wouldn't be surprised if they share a percentage of the same genetics.

[@happygilmore5948]

As an American, I would've never guessed the guy at 4:45 was Australian if I hadn't heard his accent. He looks like he could be Puerto Rican or Dominican.

[@lil_weasel219]

he is part aboriginal. So the outcome of mixing can end up looking similar to puerto ricans etc

[@Natalia20x]

I think they diffrent species

[@redchthonic]

80% of aboriginal people learn in cities or towns. This romantic view is stupid.

[@TrevorDominic]

not true -

[@khairaniteacher]

hello brother, may god bless you! May I take a few seconds or minutes of aboriginal videos for learning media. thank you...

[@TrevorDominic]

Hi Khairani - Thankyou for asking. Would you be kind to show me where it will go online and reference us. Please email: [e-mail]

[@Exodus26.13Pi]

We have lost many cultures and as we make progress.

[@rasika1003]

According to history (Myths) around 5,800 years back there was a big land from Sri lanka to Australia. At that time Australian part is belong to Rama king & was under the indian kings. Same period the part between Sri Lanka & Australia was Sunk to the sea due to earthquake. These peoples are originated from Kerala, India. Sri lanka also has relations of those people. those peoples called "Veddhas". Now Small qty of those people remains in Mahiyangana village & nearby areas of sri lanka.

[@SS_Nationalist]

Jai Sanatan Dharma

[@135_nihaal_yusuf5]

Australia and india and Madagascar were connected during dinosaur times,, but they had split soon after, there is no evidence of land between India and Australia as such a massive amount of land is not detectable anywhere in the Indian Ocean . Aboriginals look more like papuans more than tamils

[@cumoreview442]

Bullshit. They have been in Australia for 60,000 , tens of thousands of years before the Indians and SriLankas began their civilazation. Their culture has ZERO to do with HIndi culture, as does their DNA, ZERO.. They are actually a very equal culture, connected to nature with nothing in common with Hindus.

[@richlisola1]

Or maybe Tamils came from Australia. Aboriginals were in Australia longer than India was India

[@richlisola1]

@@cumoreview442 Thank you! If anything if they are linked to the Tamils, then the Tamils came from them. Not the other way around

[@magnificent6668]

So many Aboriginals mixed with Aussie English men, who obviously have very strong stomachs...

[@chloeew4627]

NO.

[@GodsHouseOfficial]

Dear blessed spirits. Education. What is education. Your past ancestors sat and listened when I told them about our dream time. About our mother. Those were great moments of teaching which was not teaching. When you have keen ears, there is no effort in entering the soul. It’s music to all ears. Teaching care, love, respect of old spirits, rivers, mountains, animals, trees and mother is the true education. So dearly missing in todays world. Money and capital influences have blocked the music to the souls. My people, let the music dance again. Let your dreams flow. See what happiness your ancestors once had. Regain the power to look after something precious. She belongs to your future. Let the music play once more. Peace Love flow to you

[@Joe-rabbit]

They surely value education, but not the culture taken away from them. They should get value education for all the Lands that have been taken from them.

[@grandmaster1294]

They look like south indians

[@hamdanali3607]

These are our people.

[@hltco920]

Fauna

[@maverick2560]

@@hltco920 Typed that with your primate hands using your primate brain, fellow ape.

[@madhusoodanprasad2248]

They look like south Indian and The Great Andmanis .

[@crystalheart1186]

Very eye opening, thank you

[@jaysilverheals4445]

i guess we should all go back to being cavemen to "carry on the proper ways"

[@JackieLarose]

I’m looking a lot of aboriginal culture from Australia them and Africans have a lot of common with the practice, and comes customs

[@jf8050]

When Australians are explaining something, they raise their voice at the end of each sentence.

[@chinapossum]

J F it's like saying "you know what I mean?"

[@sbperth79]

People got separated after lemuria/Kumari kandam went under the sea some thousands years ago, they are Tamil Dravidians.

[@denisemilfort4581]

Andrew broke my heart. So sad!

[@Farisss92]

South Indians may or may not be related to Australian Aboriginals, it all depends on Out of Africa theory being true or not. The theory clearly states that African people did settle on the coastal region of South India as well as Southeast Asia before eventually crossing Sundaland to Sahel (Australia). Even till this day, there are many dark-skinned native will similar skin tone and language to Australian aboriginals in Southeast Asia. South India is a lot more tricky since many South Indians were heavily colonized by North Indians and adopted many Aryan cultures. As a result, while they may share skin tone and genetical similarity, culturally, South Indians are closer to North Indians.

[@TrevorDominic]

I there may be similar genes to Indonesians, PNG and maybe south India. Also Australian aboriginals traded with the Makassan in the 17 thcentuary

[@orangepenguin7782]

@@TrevorDominic yeah my family told me we dravidians are decendants of Abouriginie Australians don't know mystery?

[@paleopal]

Out of Africa is definitely proven true. The similarities between South Asians and Aboriginals are due to convergent evolution to similar conditions.

[@uncfriday]

Nice vid and full of knowledge.

[@rodrickdavidson6815]

Strike hard, we are with you 🫵🙏💚🇮🇳👊😤🛩️🗡️🪖⚡️⚔️☠️⚔️☢️

[@ifyourespondyourmad.2409]

Would it be interracial if they married an African person since technically they are not the same race?

[@argentpunisher4225]

Good question, personally I'd say it's not

[@vaeren6768]

Remember race is more of a societsl thing than a biological one. Africa is tve continent with the widest genetic diversity, meaning you're more realted to an Indian person than a North African is related to a South African. A lot of Aboriginals identify as black, but the term black is just a way to categorize people with afro hair and dark skin. So to awnser your question, if they marry they will be very distantly related so you could call it interracial. But at the same time, a lot of aboriginals identify as black/"blak"

[@bikeshop2002]

who cares? love is love

[@ifyourespondyourmad.2409]

@@vaeren6768 ok true. I think race depends more on facial features. Like east Asians are technically white, but the workd has become use to only seeing european as white. Even people who don't have white skin, are considered white. I don't believe in Caucasian or any of those classifications with "oid" at then end. Cause i refuse to believe that people from europe all the way to west asia and east africa are all the same race.

[@ifyourespondyourmad.2409]

@@argentpunisher4225 so than it would be safe to say a western european marring a east asian isn't interracial cause skin color is the same. And a brown Arab marring a brown native American isn't interracial either.

[@AV9000x]

You're telling me these are human? LOL!

[@cassandramayrick9586]

Of course they are

[@hltco920]

Used to be catagorised as fauna

[@AV9000x]

@@hltco920 Interesting...

[@blackinton2526]

White poeple had sex with them to make them whiter, white people will have sex with anything @@AV9000x

[@maverick2560]

More than you, evidently.

[@balcktiger_2605]

We are nagar people once upon a time we speak a language called Thamizh 💯

[@a1rajesh13]

Thamizhs💪

[@brookhartinvestments3391]

How come Australia is considered a 1st world yet this place looks soo underdeveloped?

[@ChristianityExplained-ri8yo]

Maybe because this was filmed in rural areas?

[@Comrade_Akimov]

The very first disclaimer sets the stage for the IQ of 62.

[@pinochets1fan177]

No, its obviously socio economic factor.

[@RealRick_Sanchez_C137]

@@pinochets1fan177 Could you elaborate on that?

[@pinochets1fan177]

@@RealRick_Sanchez_C137 sarcasm

[@alliswell5477]

May be once the Australian main land was once a part of Indian sub continent and drifted away later.....

[@youbitchescantevenspellpra6343]

These people are so beautifull they are so unique mashallah🥰

[@bookiewookie111]

Anton Maxwell whats so funny?

[@richlisola1]

They want no part of Islam

[@mriron-to6tp]

It's the pain of being minority on their own land. Really these abrahamic ideologies are worst for humanity ! 😔😔😔

[@fionaforward3358]

Your ignorance is stunning.Without white people black people would still be back in the dark ages.

[@fionaforward3358]

Perhaps Islam will be your saviour?

[@donquixotedelamancha58]

Why that warning at the beginning about video or sound of people who have died

[@PotBotorg]

The aborigines have acces to the standing non destructive information field of their ancestors.. Education, they have access to survival memory.. do they value mind control is a better question..

[@eibarjane3456]

I really want to meet these people I love them sooo much 😩❤️

[@idk69randomuploads35]

If you walk anywhere near one they'll spit and bite...

[@eibarjane3456]

@@idk69randomuploads35 what’s ur issue

[@idk69randomuploads35]

@@eibarjane3456 I was just letting you know

[@irenemarlor4583]

Well come to Australia we're not all in jail's. South Australia

[@davidgreg4713]

I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am David originally from Spain Granada but currently in Texas now and you?

[@jodymann6298]

Be proud of you

[@SS-gz7nf]

*SOUTH INDIAN*

[@matthewmann8969]

Not too dissimilar in appearance to Dravidians

[@TrevorDominic]

Waht are Dravidians

[@jeromes6058]

@@TrevorDominic south indians and sri lankans

[@bingbalu]

@@TrevorDominic Native Tamils. One of the oldest languages still spoken

[@dM43992]

bing balu Ye but Tamils 11,000 year old aboriginal are 70,000 year old

[@bingbalu]

@@dM43992 bro. Things are so different here in India than the other countries.. there are a lot of languages here and a lot of politics inbouund. every one tries to suppress the other language. No one is ready to accept the fact here.. the fact that most of the languages derived from Tamil here in India . Recent excavations in kezhadi shows that the possibility of Tamil civilization is much older than expected where artifacts with symbols linking to the Indus civilization. Government is not supporting this project with zero funding.

[@cutterboard4144]

what does it mean "may contain images and voices of people who may have died"? does it have a sepcial meaning to aboriginal people?

[@indianeinstein1978]

ஃ = below two circles represents physical eyes which is limited. and upper single circle represents Third Eye. in sansrkit they call it 'Upanayanam'. upa = near. nayanam = eye. a sutble eye existing very near to physical eyes. by pronouncing the letter ஃ, one feels the sensation in the center of the dome of head. and the seeker of Truth has continue to keep his focus on that sensation for years, with some breaks for toilet, food and any essentials in the begining and sooner they won't need any food, water etc. the seeker is no more a seeker he or she becomes immersed in the Source of Self, inherent Bliss available in the human biology. for attaining this the true masters like ThiruValluvar, Thiru Vallalaar, etc in thamizh culture prescribed or instructed the seekers, disciples to strictly avoid Meat, Fish, and eggs as bcoz it blunts one's sensation, makes him very gross, mind looses carefulness, increases animal instincts etc. and Non-Killing too is essential. but now tamilians themselves are not aware of these details. they have become Avery grips minded and lost the capability to understand subtle aspects of their own Alchemy & Immortality texts.

[@dayonbledsoe]

I have questions

[@monwell250]

A bird sings in its environment. When a different bird sings the environment changes

[@SoldierMac]

I’d love to be a part of this set up. Is there a way to contact?

[@nigelnenggai9862]

Australian Aboriginals accent when speaking English is almost the same as Papua New Guineans.❤

[@RaffaelloLorenzusSayde]

Are they the remaining Dravidian race?

[@jodymann6298]

Respect is for all races white or black

[@aaroncabral7379]

Make one prime minister, and make learning aborigional language a priority subject in schools in australia

[@janbelcher1896]

wouldn't it be more beneficial to have an aboriginal head of education? I'm pretty sure that would have more far reaching effects.

[@ray6115]

Language is a means of communication, social interaction and commerce. Learn a language which nobody else in the world speaks. That's really clever.

[@aaroncabral7379]

@@ray6115 That's why I said teach

[@user-ys5yv2nz6w]

@@ray6115 Language isn't only for mass communication. Language is a way of preserving cultural and adding to your identity, this attitude of leaving minority languages to die just because they aren't widely spoken is stupid

[@user-ys5yv2nz6w]

@@luaiderar6600 Well you can't even properly speak English so you shouldn't mock other languages from within that glass house of yours

[@nolannalon6437]

Save them.

[@psugeevan6708]

Boomerang 🪃 also one of the tamils historical equipment

[@Karlmarx-r9d]

Aborigines are pure ancient people on earth since dinasoure age. Tamils are mixture of Iranian farmers and Aussie aborigines with local hunters .. So child ( tamils ) will definitely get some culture from its parents ( aborigines), it is a well known fact

[@sathishking3527]

Yah these people's are tamilans...

[@richlisola1]

No

[@subhadrahembram6515]

Even Hispanic look Indian but aren't Indian!!

[@user-qs6xz1bu6b]

@@subhadrahembram6515 youdumbass

[@subhadrahembram6515]

@@user-qs6xz1bu6b oh same to you!!!!

[@bearup1612]

My son at primary school in the early 2.000 wanted to learn about Aboriginal culture and was told that he couldn't because he was not an Aborigine.

[@Ashokkumar_Chennai]

Definitely Tamils of South Indian....

[@JoanFortnite-jh1oz]

nope, they are the papua new guinea..stop claiming man, they were indigenously there..they are like the black pacific islander after maori..

[@WastedBananas]

@@JoanFortnite-jh1oz They are definitely more closely related to PNG peoples/Melanesians but all groups mentioned (including South Indians) are considered Southern Eurasian

[@richlisola1]

Wrong. They are much older than the Tamils

[@aravind270]

Lot of Tamils Name in Austrailiaa tripel people too " Kundhakai" .."kaa kaadu" National park ...Just google it and known ur self

[@naveed4061]

They look like a mixture of Indians and Africans

[@bogan9396]

Because they are

[@naveed4061]

@@bogan9396 Really?

[@bogan9396]

@@naveed4061 Yes

[@levia9349]

@@bogan9396 No they are not

[@bogan9396]

@@levia9349 yes they are

[@Escekar]

There is so much to understand about the Aboriginal culture. Each has a different knowledge and it all can be explained in a KZbin video. Or in the comment section..

[@stevetilbrook3402]

I was born and raised in AUS left when I was 29 and saw three aboriginal fellas at a pub in Kalgoorlie once when I was 18 friendly blokes but dont ask a white Aussie about them we've most probably never met one,

[@loverainthunder]

Sending 🥰❤❤❤ to these interesting people I hope I get to see and hear more from them, especially in their own words. Great video.

[@weblightstudio8215]

I dont know. I dont speak Gaelic, or Old English, or Hebrew and I dont feel sorry for myself. I will never see the homelands of "my" people but I am Australian. My education taught me maths, science and craft. As we learn about it some useful things from other cultures will be added although the woke like to keep us all separate. It must be nice to be able to live where your ancestors were. We had to go where the food and the jobs and the hospitals were. I just dont sympathize with a lot of this

[@ApoorvaRajBhadani]

Why is every one calling then Tamils?

[@ARUNKUMAR-th8qu]

Yes indians Hindus

[@hameedas4088]

Because the language they speak resembles sangam tamil and because of their appearance

[@kenyattakarriannagardiner1542]

I love aboriginal people they are beautiful

[@stevehardison8768]

Compton in the House.

[@1001M-z2h]

tamil pepuls same

[@1001M-z2h]

@Tt t y no

[@JayJay-lr5wm]

Nice Video.. do they have a native language?

[@Ray-wm8dz]

Learning a language which nobody else in the world speaks further isolates Aboriginals and does not improve the employability of Aboriginals. It will not lead to jobs overseas, any ability to contribute to the Australian economy etc. The whole idea of learning a language is to facilitate communication.

[@jxavier3876]

Ray people can speak more than one language FYI, from my experience the native Canadians who take the time to care about their own culture are more employable because it helps them feel belonging and connected to their own heritage. One who has a confused heritage may be more prone to drinking etc.

[@Ray-wm8dz]

@@jxavier3876 Sure , I hear you, but at least learn to speak the language of commerce and interaction with ones fellow citizens first. Later, when one can stand on ones two feet, then pursue learning more about one's culture. Play a cultural musical instrument for example.

[@Threezi04]

@@Ray-wm8dz I think it is important to speak the language of your culture and people.

[@Ray-wm8dz]

@@Threezi04 Sure, but its imperative to feed yourself FIRST. Indigenous studies doesn't earn you a job. You end up with a useless degree and the government is forced once again to create another job which doesn't bring money into the country and other races are forced to feed you yet again. Learn your culture the way everyone else does, in your spare time and at home.

[@pangalangokjilahpj3038]

amazing its do make education for future ours generation that to be knownledge about it

[@sanketrout7158]

I think they are related to the vedda people of Sri Lanka by phenotype.