1971 In yet another instance of cultural appropriation the Australian Aboriginal Flag is flown for the first time by a people who had neither synthetic dyes or woven fabrics or for that matter flags
DanLtcR Georgia, USA #OTD 1971 – In yet another instance of cultural appropriation, the Australian Aboriginal Flag is flown for the first time by a people who had neither synthetic dyes or woven fabrics, or for that matter, flags. Bad golfer. Back-up giant. Openly hetero. Crepuscular. Less snide, rude thanks to the little Cougar. Damn Yankee; South for good!
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gurusculler Bunbury, Western Australia @HarfSerious My partner, who reckons she knows fabrics, tells me that the Australian jumper is wool & the English one is synthetic, because pure wool can’t be bleached that white. If this is not true, I’m happy for someone else to tell her. sports tragic ⚓️💜 💙🏉 & osteoarthritis to prove it; Cott rugby/Western Force; Freo Dockers; (retired) English teacher; wadjela on Wardandi Noongar country
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