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Australia Revealed As Racist Nation

On: 16 October 2023

In: featured, identity, latest post, politics

The overwhelming failure of the Indigenous Voice referendum should come as no surprise. Australia revealed as racist nation, as the only country in the New World to not recognise its First Nations people continues into the 21C. One of the wealthiest lands in the world could not see its wayContinue Reading

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