How is racial discrimination portrayed in rabbit proof fence?

Answer 1

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A population not native to the country decided that the capacity of the indigenous populations to raise children, provide safe and secure communities and progress according to the values of the non native population was insufficient. Therefore, the non native population adopted a mandate that they would impose their values on the indigenous population and improve the situation. Children were removed from families, forbidden to speak their language or practice their customs. In the Rabbit Proof Fence children of one family absconded from a school and traveled many miles back to their country to find their mother following the rabbit proof fence through very inhospitable country. They were pursued by men on horseback intent on taking them back.