Introduction

• “Nice? You heard them. It’ll never change… some thing never do”, Dolly said.
• ane Harrison in her 2007 play “Rainbow’s End” explores the dark side of British colonialism in Australia during the 1950s.
• It presents a world dominated by white people and racial discrimination through the lens of three Aboriginal women(Nan Dear, Gladys, and Dolly).
• Harrsion reveals that the Aboriginal people face conscious stereotypes and prejudices from the whites, especially Dolly’s personal ambitions and the generational shift in hopes. 
• Harrison further argues the Indigenous people get implicit racism which is painful as explicit racism through their living under the control and inequality from the welfare government.
• Moreover, the play showcases the loss of  hopes of the older generation caused by discrimination which leads to obstacles for the next generation’s dreams .