Debate over Term Usage for Australia's First Nations People

• Amnesty advises against using 'Aborigine' for its colonial connotations.
• The term 'First Nations' is preferred for Indigenous Australians.
• 'Aboriginal person' is recommended to respect identity diversity.
• Using specific tribe names validates distinct cultural groups.
• Macquarie Dictionary warns 'Aborigine' can be considered derogatory.
• Debate over terms reflects attempts to address colonial history.
• 'First Nations people' celebrates Australia's cultural richness.