The White Girl, written by aboriginal writer Dr. Tony Birch, explores the heavy themes of racism. This is expressed through discrimination, mistreatment, the corruption of the government, stolen generation and family. Discrimination and mistreatment occurs throughout the entire book, shown by the action towards Aboriginals and the way others spoke about and to them. The Government also played a big part in the racism Aboriginals faced, this is shown through the laws that were put in place, the lack of freedom and the stolen generation. White people had what aboriginals dreamed of: freedom and acceptance. Birch also shows Odette and Sissy through their lives together and how much trust they have in each other and their culture. This shows how