For the Love of Your Own Mother |
Clara Jackamarra vivdly remembers and describes the day a man in black persuaded her to go for a ride in a boat.
She never saw her mother again. After the age of nine, she was to spend forty years on missions in Western
Australia, where separation of children of mixed marriages from their parents was official government policy until
the late 1950s. The same happened to her children and her grandchildren. Clara's granddaughter and
great-grandson trace the story of the generations of children who grew up without the love of their mothers.
For the Love of Your Own Mother was
produced by Dave
Chasson and Tony Barrell of the Australian
Broadcasting
Corporation. It airs as part of the
international documentary exchange
series, Crossing
Boundaries. This note, since our program
aired Dave
Chesson's great grandmother and his
grandfather both passed
away.
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