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What is the central theme explored in Jack Davis's poem 'The Black Tracker'?

AThe beauty of the Australian landscape

BThe challenges faced by Aboriginal trackers in a colonial society

CA celebration of European exploration

DThe importance of education for Aboriginal children

Answer:

B. The challenges faced by Aboriginal trackers in a colonial society

Read Explanation:

In 'The Black Tracker,' Jack Davis explores the complex challenges faced by Aboriginal trackers. These individuals, possessing invaluable skills in navigating the Australian outback, often found themselves caught between their own culture and the demands of a colonial society. The poem highlights their resilience and the respect they commanded despite the systemic discrimination they faced.


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