Is Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver a Wiradjuri Woman as she Claims? - The Genealogical Process Begins
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Is Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver a Wiradjuri Woman as she Claims? - The Genealogical Process Begins
University of Sydney claims that their Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver is ‘the first known Aboriginal person to receive a PhD in medicine at the University of Sydney.’
But is this True?
Is the Professor really Aboriginal?
My Aboriginal grandmother, ‘was born third tree from the left on a small island in the beautiful Clarence River, on the Northern New South Wales Coast.’ - Really?
Despite claims to the contrary - it appears that only one of these women is an Aboriginal from the Clarence River of NSW
“John Angel, Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver’s great-great-grandfather was born in England - He was British, not Wiradjuri so where is the Professor’s claimed Aboriginality coming from?
“I identify as a Wiradjuri woman. I've got family connections from Wagga Wagga all the way through to South Australia on my dad's side.
- Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver
Is Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver a Wiradjuri Woman as she Claims? - The Genealogical Process Begins
Professor Lisa Jackson Pulver, a Deputy Vice-Chancellor at the University of Sydney claims she is an Aboriginal Jew and that she is the first known Aborigine to receive a PhD in medicine at the University of Sydney. But is this true?