Some People Want to Shoot Me

In this gripping account, Wayne Bergmann, a Nyikina man and leader of the Kimberley Land Council, shares his journey through the challenges of advocating for Aboriginal rights amidst the tumult of the James Price Point gas hub negotiations in Broome, 2010. Facing personal threats and community backlash, he reflects on his roots and the harsh realities of navigating two cultures in a society marked by deep-seated racism. Through tales of tradition, resilience, and the complexities of identity, Bergmann illustrates the struggles and triumphs of his life dedicated to his people's rights.