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On October 14, Australians sent a clear and unmistakeable message: we won’t be divided by race.It’s a lesson the Yes campaigners and so-called Indigenous leaders have yet to learn. Despite a six-state and 60 per cent majority result, they continue to push guilt and grievance politics, playing the victim and doing everything they can to twist this result into an attack on Indigenous Australians.In a cowardly, anonymous open letter to parliamentarians, they have tried to make this referendum result about rejection.This letter is a pathetic, cynical attempt to keep race in the national conversation and to keep Australians divided. They know that this wasn’t simply about recognition, and no one was trying to silence the voices of Indigenous people.
On October 14, Australians sent a clear and unmistakeable message: we won’t be divided by race.
It’s a lesson the Yes campaigners and so-called Indigenous leaders have yet to learn. Despite a six-state and 60 per cent majority result, they continue to push guilt and grievance politics, playing the victim and doing everything they can to twist this result into an attack on Indigenous Australians.
In a cowardly, anonymous open letter to parliamentarians, they have tried to make this referendum result about rejection.
This letter is a pathetic, cynical attempt to keep race in the national conversation and to keep Australians divided. They know that this wasn’t simply about recognition, and no one was trying to silence the voices of Indigenous people.
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