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Guns are quite easy to get a hold of on Bay Area streets. In fact guns on the streets are a lot more powerful then those which the Police force carries. When people from opposing neighborhoods party together at Sideshows someone is more than likely to let off a few bullets into the crowd...
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In fact guns on the streets are a lot more powerful then those which the Police force carries. When people from opposing neighborhoods party together at Sideshows someone is more than likely to let off a few bullets into the crowd. Usually hitting those whom the bullets were not intended for...
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Deadly Unna? From the first, the narrator, Blacky informs the reader that there are two groups who play the game of AFL; the Nungas (Aborigines) who come from the Peninsula and the Goonyas (white people) are Port residents...	3 / 804
Deadly Unna Deadly Unna is a novel written by Phillip Gwynne about fourteen year old Blacky and his life at the Port. The novel is based around the game of football but deals with many issues facing adolescents such as racism, human behaviour, courage and morals, violence, sacrifice and relationships...	5 / 1153
Summary Deadly Unna Summary: "Deadly, Unna?" by Phillip Gwynne is about the racial prejudice betweens the white (gonnyas) and the black (nungas)in a small town in Port. The Goonyas lives in Port and nungas lives in points...	3 / 632
Deadly Unna When we first look at Gary Black, we see a teenage boy who is unaware of the discrimination around him. At the beginning, he partially acknowledges the attitude between the aborigines and Goonyas and avoids any relations with the aborigines...	3 / 726
Deadly Unna? ? The Goonyas lives in Port and nungas lives in points. ? Racism is a belief that a particular race of people is better than others. In the novel "Deadly, Unna?" by Phillip Gwynne, there is racial prejudice between the Nungas and Goonyas in a small town in Port (Respectively also known as Point...	2 / 476
Prejudice Explored In Deadly Unna And Bend It Like Beckham In the two texts Deadly Unna? written by Phillip Gwyne and Bend It Like Beckham directed by Gurinda Chadra the theme of prejudice is significantly explored...	5 / 1261
Deadly Unna Point Summary Winter: Chapter 1 pp. 3 - 6 ? Gary is excited about his team getting in the grand final. ? Explanation: Why Coach Robertson is nicknamed Arks. ? Describes the difference between Ark’s way of playing football and the Nungas’ way...	2 / 380