Stereotypes in Australia

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 Stereotypes Every Australian Hate To Hear


Riding Kangaroo




riding Kangaroo. No! None of the Australians ride Kangaroos anywhere in Australia and we certainly can’t fit into their pouches.

Deadly Animals

Yes Australia is home to some of the deadliest creatures in the world, including venomous snakes, spiders, and ferocious predators such as sharks and saltwater crocodiles, but the risks they pose have been largely exaggerated. There you go! Just remember to not annoy or scare them and you will live to see another day. NOT!

Australian is big desert

While a large portion of Australia can be described as the outback, more than 80 per cent of the population live within 50-100 kilometres from the coast in urban areas and built up cities.

Racist
Australia prides itself on being successfully multicultural, with 26 per cent of the population born overseas and hundreds of languages spoken and faiths represented. Melbourne is home to the largest Greek population of any city outside Greece and the country often celebrates Chinese, European and American holidays as well as Harmony Day each March 21st, which celebrates cultural diversity.


Komentar

  1. Early Risyaana 15 November 2020 pukul 17.46

    Is there any reasons why there is a stereotypes of Australian riding a kangaroo?

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    1. Devan NovanToro23 November 2020 pukul 23.11

      Because Australia is a kangaroo native habitat, many other people think Australian is riding kangaroo

      Hapus
  2. Radyana Arinda 16 November 2020 pukul 23.30

    In your article mentions that australia is the big desert. When is it compared to dubai, which one is bigger?

    BalasHapus
  3. Farhan Dwi Yassar Dary18 November 2020 pukul 21.49

    What is the real example of prejudice in australia?

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    Balasan
    1. Devan NovanToro23 November 2020 pukul 23.15

      While we found that most Australians are not highly prejudiced, a sizeable minority are.
      About one in four people are highly prejudiced against religious minorities (27%), racial minorities (27%) and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people (25%).
      About one in five people are highly prejudiced against LGBTI people (21%) and one in six against women (17%). Fewer people held highly prejudiced views toward older people (4%) or those with disabilities (6%).
      However, nearly one in three (29%) people with disabilities still reported experiencing major discrimination in the past two years

      Source: https://theconversation.com/new-research-shows-prejudice-still-high-in-australia-but-many-people-seeking-to-promote-social-inclusion-127792#:~:text=About%20one%20in%20four%20people,six%20against%20women%20(17%25).

      Hapus

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