I am having trouble finding statistics that evidence the incidence of racism and discrimination experienced by Aboriginal people living in cities and remote locations. Is there a difference in the experience of racism and/or discrimination as a function of geographic location?
I am not sure you can get an accurate incidence of racism against Aboriginal people in any country. Racism can be subtle and overt and in many cases ingrained into the society to the point the majority do not think what they are doing is racist.
Good point. Although there are a number of papers that have asked people to indicate the frequency and nature of perceived discrimination. But again, this relies on retrospective recall which is problematic and the issue you raised - subjectivity.
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