RED BROTHER, WHITE BROTHER

The book addresses the critical issue of Aboriginal children being disproportionately affected by child welfare systems, leading to a cycle of rejection, abuse, and identity loss. It highlights the grim realities these children face, such as academic struggles, low self-esteem, and a high likelihood of entering the criminal justice system. By sharing insights from Aboriginal families and community members, the work advocates for breaking this cycle through understanding and learning from their experiences, ultimately aiming for a more supportive future for these children.