Nicky Winmar raised his shirt to reveal his skin to the crowd at Victoria Park in 1993, making a bold statement against racism in Australian rules football.
Synopsis
Nicky Winmar raised his shirt to reveal his skin to the crowd at Victoria Park in 1993, making a bold statement against racism in Australian rules football.
Synopsis
Nicky Winmar stands on the field at Victoria Park in 1993, raising his jersey to reveal his skin after facing racist abuse during a match. The Ripple Effect examines this historic moment in Australian Rules Football and its impact on the fight against racism. It focuses on Winmar's legacy and the ongoing challenges faced by Indigenous Australians within the sport and society. The film runs for 46 minutes.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See Nicky Winmar's historic stand against racism in 1993.
- Find out how football intersects with Indigenous rights.
- Meet key figures in the fight against racism in Australia.
Did You Know
- Nicky Winmar made his stand against racism at Victoria Park in 1993.
- The documentary runs for 46 minutes.
- The film centers on the impact of Winmar's actions on Australian rules football.
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What year did Nicky Winmar make his stand against racism?
Nicky Winmar made his stand against racism in 1993.
How long is the documentary The Ripple Effect?
The Ripple Effect has a duration of 46 minutes.
What is Nicky Winmar's heritage?
Nicky Winmar is a proud Noongar.
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