The Pillow They'd placed a pillow at my face to shield you from my view

They didn't care nor realise that nothing they would do

Could ever ease the pain I'd feel in ever losing you.

A lifetime's passed, they've lied to me

They promised I'd forget

But as I lie awake at night

A victim of their theft

There's no-one I can turn to

To help me in my plight

Except… another pillow

I weep into every night.
Which of the following events does this poem refer? A. British colonization of Australia B. elimination of the Australian Policy C. formal parliamentary apology to the “Stolen Generations” D. government sponsored removal of Aboriginal children from their homes