With a two-letter word, Australians struck down the first attempt at constitutional change in 24 years, a move experts say will inflict lasting damage on First Nations people and suspend any hopes of modernizing the nation’s founding document.
No, it’s not, native ppl don’t live the same way as westerns, not acknowledging this is forcing them to live the way of colonizers. When you talk about sociological equality you are not talking about treating everyone the same, but respecting the differences, and this referendum is just forcing the colonizer way of living over the colonized without any dialogue, because creating the body would not mean actually a change, but even this is denied.
they are as recognised as any other Australian citizen
just forcing the colonizer way of living over the colonized without any dialogue,
People are welcome to live without permanent shelter, running water or modern medicine but I doubt they’ll take that option.
It’s not what it seems, when you have a 17.5x more chance to the incarcerated only because where you were born, independently of why, it’s clear that you is not like any other and there is a big gap between groups of power.
It’s much more than where you were born, it’s historical abuse and trauma from genocide so severe that communities simply don’t function.
That wording is emotional manipulation, they are as recognised as any other Australian citizen
No, it’s not, native ppl don’t live the same way as westerns, not acknowledging this is forcing them to live the way of colonizers. When you talk about sociological equality you are not talking about treating everyone the same, but respecting the differences, and this referendum is just forcing the colonizer way of living over the colonized without any dialogue, because creating the body would not mean actually a change, but even this is denied.
[https://humanrights.gov.au/our-work/indigenous-deaths-custody-arrest-imprisonment-and-most-serious-offence](It’s not what it seems) , when you have a 17.5x more chance to the incarcerated only because where you were born, independently of why, it’s clear that you is not like any other and there is a big gap between groups of power.
People are welcome to live without permanent shelter, running water or modern medicine but I doubt they’ll take that option.
It’s much more than where you were born, it’s historical abuse and trauma from genocide so severe that communities simply don’t function.