Reposted with permission from canberralabor.com Hey everyone! ? Today, I want to dive into a topic that’s been bugging me for a while now – the ACT Labor government and…
It is necessary to view violence through a multifaceted lens, advocating for policies that address the root causes rather than attributing it to cultural or inherent traits.
Beneath the stones where footsteps tread, Lies a tale of wisdom long since spread,
What did John Howard’s time as Prime Minister mean for #FirstNations Australia? On the 20th anniversary of his win, The Point takes a look at seven decisions that changed the…
God I hate the white supremists I’m dedicating this post to all the #whitesupremists who feel a need to drop by my social media accounts and gratuitously berate me because…
The ever-touring Englishman “The ever-touring Englishman have built their bungalowsAll over the sweet forrestThey drive their trains with smokeO look at them, how they talk on their wires to one…
The failure of the ACT Government to address the racism that has riven Treasury, highlights the lack of integrity in the public service.
Discrimination comes in many forms, even within the sub-groups of sexism and racism.
If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor. If an elephant has its foot on the tail of a mouse and you…
The Yindjibarndi set out their intentions in their dispute with Fortescue Metals Group.
The ACT Chief Minister appears a hypocrite, as does the PM. They would do well to heed the lessons of Krishna and Arjuna.
Bulletin from the Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation regarding FMG.
Forgiveness does not erase the need for accountability, for without it an oppressor will go on to repeat the harm, leaving the victim a puppet.
The Minister for Indigenous Affairs attack on Billabong Aboriginal Corporation underscores continuing racism within the ACT Government.
Amendments to Western Australia's heritage Act removes critical protections for Aboriginal sites, preferencing mining over Indigenous culture.
The double standards of the AFP in the treatment of Indigenous women versus non-Indigenous underscores persistent racism and sexism in law enforcement.
Attacks and abuse - the price of speaking out against racism and corruption, all ignored by law enforcement and corrupt officials.
Prejudice, expounded through twisting Christian doctrine, binds the starves the spiritual fire of marginalised people.
Targeted racism of an Aboriginal man by an ACT public servant remains ignored by the AFP and ACT Government, denying an Indigenous man justice.
Indigenous people are abused physically and psychologically, ignored by authorities who dispense "just-us" that underscores the rife racism.