The Saddest Moment Ever in History 🧵⚠️
(Don’t scroll if you’re soft-hearted)
(Don’t scroll if you’re soft-hearted)
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This heartbreaking image shows Aboriginal men in chains at Wyndham Prison, Australia.
Not criminals — just victims of colonial brutality, removed from their lands, stripped of dignity.
This heartbreaking image shows Aboriginal men in chains at Wyndham Prison, Australia.
Not criminals — just victims of colonial brutality, removed from their lands, stripped of dignity.
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These were proud people — hunters, storytellers, guardians of the land.
They weren’t treated as humans, but as “problems” to be “controlled.”
Their only fault? Being born Indigenous.
These were proud people — hunters, storytellers, guardians of the land.
They weren’t treated as humans, but as “problems” to be “controlled.”
Their only fault? Being born Indigenous.
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Australia’s colonization wasn’t just about land.
It was about erasing a people, their culture, their identity — with chains, with forced removals, with silence.
Australia’s colonization wasn’t just about land.
It was about erasing a people, their culture, their identity — with chains, with forced removals, with silence.
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Even today, Aboriginal communities face systemic injustice — overrepresentation in prisons, poor healthcare access, and stolen generations echo on.
Even today, Aboriginal communities face systemic injustice — overrepresentation in prisons, poor healthcare access, and stolen generations echo on.
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This photo is not just history.
It’s a reminder.
Of what was done.
Of what should never be done again.
#NeverForget
#IndigenousRights
#AboriginalHistory
#WyndhamPrison
#Colonialism
#HumanRights
#TruthTelling
This photo is not just history.
It’s a reminder.
Of what was done.
Of what should never be done again.
#NeverForget
#IndigenousRights
#AboriginalHistory
#WyndhamPrison
#Colonialism
#HumanRights
#TruthTelling
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