In OTL, these rights were awarded in the 1890s, along with the same rights for all women, basically.
The indigenous women who gained this advantage apparently lost it when Australia was federated in 1901, only to fully regain it some 66 years later.
How could have things developed if South Australia hadn't gotten rid of these civic liberties ? Could it have eventually influenced political and social developments of the Commonwealth in the 20th century ?
The indigenous women who gained this advantage apparently lost it when Australia was federated in 1901, only to fully regain it some 66 years later.
How could have things developed if South Australia hadn't gotten rid of these civic liberties ? Could it have eventually influenced political and social developments of the Commonwealth in the 20th century ?