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Latitude
-31.08017918
Longitude
152.8419653
Start Date
1965-02-24
End Date
1965-02-24

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The general picture in Kempsey re discrimination was that everything was fair (a cafe here and a pub there excepted), but the segregation of the swimming pool was the most outstanding thing. We took about 10-15 kids with us to the swimming pool. They weren't allowed in and neither were Charlie or Gary. Absolutely blatant. Charlie was very emphatic about the success of it because of the publicity, but most of the rest of us thought it an absolute flop because we had failed to force the issue within Kempsey itself. We all realised Kempsey had ignored us, which was precisely what we didn't want. – Ann Curthoys

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ID
tc65d7

Extended Data

day
Thursday
Traditional Country
Home of the Dhanggati people