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  1. "The constitution is a still-racist document that reinforced a foreign regime without Indigenous people’s consent but this is something that most people don’t want to confront."
    And if you don't know, get off your arse and find out!
    #Australia #IndigenousRights #UluruStatement #voicereferendum2023 #Makarrata #Treaty
    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

  2. "The constitution is a still-racist document that reinforced a foreign regime without Indigenous people’s consent but this is something that most people don’t want to confront."
    And if you don't know, get off your arse and find out!
    #Australia #IndigenousRights #UluruStatement #voicereferendum2023 #Makarrata #Treaty
    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

  3. "The constitution is a still-racist document that reinforced a foreign regime without Indigenous people’s consent but this is something that most people don’t want to confront."
    And if you don't know, get off your arse and find out!
    #Australia #IndigenousRights #UluruStatement #voicereferendum2023 #Makarrata #Treaty
    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

  4. "The constitution is a still-racist document that reinforced a foreign regime without Indigenous people’s consent but this is something that most people don’t want to confront."
    And if you don't know, get off your arse and find out!
    #Australia #IndigenousRights #UluruStatement #voicereferendum2023 #Makarrata #Treaty
    theguardian.com/commentisfree/

  5. On this day last year, hundreds of people united in Dharawal Country to advocate for the Yes Campaign. It was indeed a beautiful day filled with love and support.

    Regardless of last year's result, I remain proud of all the local YES23 Sutherland Shire volunteers and everyone else involved. I feel incredibly grateful to have been able to capture these special moments and hope for more change in the future.

    #yes23 #yes23sutherlandshire #voicetoparliament #shiresaysyes #ulurustatement

  6. On this day last year, hundreds of people united in Dharawal Country to advocate for the Yes Campaign. It was indeed a beautiful day filled with love and support.

    Regardless of last year's result, I remain proud of all the local YES23 Sutherland Shire volunteers and everyone else involved. I feel incredibly grateful to have been able to capture these special moments and hope for more change in the future.

    #yes23 #yes23sutherlandshire #voicetoparliament #shiresaysyes #ulurustatement

  7. On this day last year, hundreds of people united in Dharawal Country to advocate for the Yes Campaign. It was indeed a beautiful day filled with love and support.

    Regardless of last year's result, I remain proud of all the local YES23 Sutherland Shire volunteers and everyone else involved. I feel incredibly grateful to have been able to capture these special moments and hope for more change in the future.

    #yes23 #yes23sutherlandshire #voicetoparliament #shiresaysyes #ulurustatement

  8. CW: AusPol politics violence truth telling

    “Because historical documents are biased in their focus on violence towards settlers, the most common form of conflict recorded was the killing of livestock, such as sheep, cattle and horses.“

    Yet still the scale and nature of merely the recorded violence is chilling.

    #TruthTelling #UluruStatement #reconciliation #AusPol #Queensland

    theconversation.com/our-mappin

  9. CW: AusPol politics violence truth telling

    “Because historical documents are biased in their focus on violence towards settlers, the most common form of conflict recorded was the killing of livestock, such as sheep, cattle and horses.“

    Yet still the scale and nature of merely the recorded violence is chilling.

    #TruthTelling #UluruStatement #reconciliation #AusPol #Queensland

    theconversation.com/our-mappin

  10. CW: AusPol politics violence truth telling

    “Because historical documents are biased in their focus on violence towards settlers, the most common form of conflict recorded was the killing of livestock, such as sheep, cattle and horses.“

    Yet still the scale and nature of merely the recorded violence is chilling.

    #TruthTelling #UluruStatement #reconciliation #AusPol #Queensland

    theconversation.com/our-mappin

  11. CW: AusPol politics violence truth telling

    “Because historical documents are biased in their focus on violence towards settlers, the most common form of conflict recorded was the killing of livestock, such as sheep, cattle and horses.“

    Yet still the scale and nature of merely the recorded violence is chilling.

    #TruthTelling #UluruStatement #reconciliation #AusPol #Queensland

    theconversation.com/our-mappin

  12. CW: AusPol politics violence truth telling

    “Because historical documents are biased in their focus on violence towards settlers, the most common form of conflict recorded was the killing of livestock, such as sheep, cattle and horses.“

    Yet still the scale and nature of merely the recorded violence is chilling.

    #TruthTelling #UluruStatement #reconciliation #AusPol #Queensland

    theconversation.com/our-mappin

  13. #Australia has rejected the proposal to amend the #Constitution to recognise #FirstNations people and create a body for them to advise the #government in a #referendum. All six states voted No.

    There was no change in the constitution, but another thing also hasn't changed:

    Always was.
    Always will be.
    #Aboriginal land.

    #ulurustatement #auspol #aboriginalandtorresstraitislander #aboriginalpeople

    tallyroom.aec.gov.au/Referendu

  14. #Australia has rejected the proposal to amend the #Constitution to recognise #FirstNations people and create a body for them to advise the #government in a #referendum. All six states voted No.

    There was no change in the constitution, but another thing also hasn't changed:

    Always was.
    Always will be.
    #Aboriginal land.

    #ulurustatement #auspol #aboriginalandtorresstraitislander #aboriginalpeople

    tallyroom.aec.gov.au/Referendu

  15. #Australia has rejected the proposal to amend the #Constitution to recognise #FirstNations people and create a body for them to advise the #government in a #referendum. All six states voted No.

    There was no change in the constitution, but another thing also hasn't changed:

    Always was.
    Always will be.
    #Aboriginal land.

    #ulurustatement #auspol #aboriginalandtorresstraitislander #aboriginalpeople

    tallyroom.aec.gov.au/Referendu

  16. #Australia has rejected the proposal to amend the #Constitution to recognise #FirstNations people and create a body for them to advise the #government in a #referendum. All six states voted No.

    There was no change in the constitution, but another thing also hasn't changed:

    Always was.
    Always will be.
    #Aboriginal land.

    #ulurustatement #auspol #aboriginalandtorresstraitislander #aboriginalpeople

    tallyroom.aec.gov.au/Referendu

  17. #Australia has rejected the proposal to amend the #Constitution to recognise #FirstNations people and create a body for them to advise the #government in a #referendum. All six states voted No.

    There was no change in the constitution, but another thing also hasn't changed:

    Always was.
    Always will be.
    #Aboriginal land.

    #ulurustatement #auspol #aboriginalandtorresstraitislander #aboriginalpeople

    tallyroom.aec.gov.au/Referendu

  18. From the bird site (for once actually something useful): H/T (AT)ulurustatement - A statement from Indigenous Australians who supported the Voice referendum. ulurustatement.org/a-statement #ulurustatement

  19. From the bird site (for once actually something useful): H/T (AT)ulurustatement - A statement from Indigenous Australians who supported the Voice referendum. ulurustatement.org/a-statement #ulurustatement

  20. From the bird site (for once actually something useful): H/T (AT)ulurustatement - A statement from Indigenous Australians who supported the Voice referendum. ulurustatement.org/a-statement #ulurustatement

  21. From the bird site (for once actually something useful): H/T (AT)ulurustatement - A statement from Indigenous Australians who supported the Voice referendum. ulurustatement.org/a-statement #ulurustatement

  22. 'This is a truth-telling moment for Australia and a wake up call that we need to really do so much better and have those courageous conversations about racism and Indigenous rights.'

    Hannah McGlade, a lawyer and member of the UN permanent forum on Indigenous issues, said the result was a damning result for Australia’s international reputation but said it could be a moment of moving forward and continuing the fight to close the gap in incarceration rates, child removals, poverty and other social determinants.

    'We’ll keep fighting for our people’s human rights and for dignity, for equality, and practical reforms. Our children deserve a life and a future.' theguardian.com/australia-news

    #auspol #auslaw #IndigenousIP #voicetreatytruth #ulurustatement

  23. 'This is a truth-telling moment for Australia and a wake up call that we need to really do so much better and have those courageous conversations about racism and Indigenous rights.'

    Hannah McGlade, a lawyer and member of the UN permanent forum on Indigenous issues, said the result was a damning result for Australia’s international reputation but said it could be a moment of moving forward and continuing the fight to close the gap in incarceration rates, child removals, poverty and other social determinants.

    'We’ll keep fighting for our people’s human rights and for dignity, for equality, and practical reforms. Our children deserve a life and a future.' theguardian.com/australia-news

    #auspol #auslaw #IndigenousIP #voicetreatytruth #ulurustatement

  24. 'This is a truth-telling moment for Australia and a wake up call that we need to really do so much better and have those courageous conversations about racism and Indigenous rights.'

    Hannah McGlade, a lawyer and member of the UN permanent forum on Indigenous issues, said the result was a damning result for Australia’s international reputation but said it could be a moment of moving forward and continuing the fight to close the gap in incarceration rates, child removals, poverty and other social determinants.

    'We’ll keep fighting for our people’s human rights and for dignity, for equality, and practical reforms. Our children deserve a life and a future.' theguardian.com/australia-news

    #auspol #auslaw #IndigenousIP #voicetreatytruth #ulurustatement

  25. 'This is a truth-telling moment for Australia and a wake up call that we need to really do so much better and have those courageous conversations about racism and Indigenous rights.'

    Hannah McGlade, a lawyer and member of the UN permanent forum on Indigenous issues, said the result was a damning result for Australia’s international reputation but said it could be a moment of moving forward and continuing the fight to close the gap in incarceration rates, child removals, poverty and other social determinants.

    'We’ll keep fighting for our people’s human rights and for dignity, for equality, and practical reforms. Our children deserve a life and a future.' theguardian.com/australia-news

    #auspol #auslaw #IndigenousIP #voicetreatytruth #ulurustatement

  26. 'This is a truth-telling moment for Australia and a wake up call that we need to really do so much better and have those courageous conversations about racism and Indigenous rights.'

    Hannah McGlade, a lawyer and member of the UN permanent forum on Indigenous issues, said the result was a damning result for Australia’s international reputation but said it could be a moment of moving forward and continuing the fight to close the gap in incarceration rates, child removals, poverty and other social determinants.

    'We’ll keep fighting for our people’s human rights and for dignity, for equality, and practical reforms. Our children deserve a life and a future.' theguardian.com/australia-news

    #auspol #auslaw #IndigenousIP #voicetreatytruth #ulurustatement

  27. 'Today we've failed the empathy test... The empathy gap we can measure in tonight’s result points to some stark realities. A lot of Australians have never met an Indigenous person. Generations of Australians are unaware at a granular level about the foundational wrong that occurred at the time of settlement, and the litany of policy disasters that followed it, because that history wasn’t taught until relatively recently. Some Australians who live alongside Indigenous communities don’t make the connection between the studied phenomenon of intergenerational trauma and the problems they see.' | Katharine Murphy theguardian.com/australia-news #auspol #auslaw #voicetreatytruth #ulurustatement #IndigenousIP

  28. 'Today we've failed the empathy test... The empathy gap we can measure in tonight’s result points to some stark realities. A lot of Australians have never met an Indigenous person. Generations of Australians are unaware at a granular level about the foundational wrong that occurred at the time of settlement, and the litany of policy disasters that followed it, because that history wasn’t taught until relatively recently. Some Australians who live alongside Indigenous communities don’t make the connection between the studied phenomenon of intergenerational trauma and the problems they see.' | Katharine Murphy theguardian.com/australia-news #auspol #auslaw #voicetreatytruth #ulurustatement #IndigenousIP

  29. 'Today we've failed the empathy test... The empathy gap we can measure in tonight’s result points to some stark realities. A lot of Australians have never met an Indigenous person. Generations of Australians are unaware at a granular level about the foundational wrong that occurred at the time of settlement, and the litany of policy disasters that followed it, because that history wasn’t taught until relatively recently. Some Australians who live alongside Indigenous communities don’t make the connection between the studied phenomenon of intergenerational trauma and the problems they see.' | Katharine Murphy theguardian.com/australia-news #auspol #auslaw #voicetreatytruth #ulurustatement #IndigenousIP

  30. 'Today we've failed the empathy test... The empathy gap we can measure in tonight’s result points to some stark realities. A lot of Australians have never met an Indigenous person. Generations of Australians are unaware at a granular level about the foundational wrong that occurred at the time of settlement, and the litany of policy disasters that followed it, because that history wasn’t taught until relatively recently. Some Australians who live alongside Indigenous communities don’t make the connection between the studied phenomenon of intergenerational trauma and the problems they see.' | Katharine Murphy theguardian.com/australia-news #auspol #auslaw #voicetreatytruth #ulurustatement #IndigenousIP

  31. 'Today we've failed the empathy test... The empathy gap we can measure in tonight’s result points to some stark realities. A lot of Australians have never met an Indigenous person. Generations of Australians are unaware at a granular level about the foundational wrong that occurred at the time of settlement, and the litany of policy disasters that followed it, because that history wasn’t taught until relatively recently. Some Australians who live alongside Indigenous communities don’t make the connection between the studied phenomenon of intergenerational trauma and the problems they see.' | Katharine Murphy theguardian.com/australia-news #auspol #auslaw #voicetreatytruth #ulurustatement #IndigenousIP

  32. CW: Yelling at Lydia, Auspol

    Fuck off Lydia. You have won your Progressive No battle, your Blak sovereignty battle, but you have just lost the war. You have set your cause back by decades. You have enabled racists to spread misinformation on the back of your platform. You have enabled everyone to say that we just voted for the status quo - not what you wanted, but what was the alternative to yes was the status quo - that's what you have won tonight.

    I am glad to live in an electorate that voted Yes
    #VoteYes #ulurustatement #auspol

  33. CW: Yelling at Lydia, Auspol

    Fuck off Lydia. You have won your Progressive No battle, your Blak sovereignty battle, but you have just lost the war. You have set your cause back by decades. You have enabled racists to spread misinformation on the back of your platform. You have enabled everyone to say that we just voted for the status quo - not what you wanted, but what was the alternative to yes was the status quo - that's what you have won tonight.

    I am glad to live in an electorate that voted Yes
    #VoteYes #ulurustatement #auspol

  34. CW: Yelling at Lydia, Auspol

    Fuck off Lydia. You have won your Progressive No battle, your Blak sovereignty battle, but you have just lost the war. You have set your cause back by decades. You have enabled racists to spread misinformation on the back of your platform. You have enabled everyone to say that we just voted for the status quo - not what you wanted, but what was the alternative to yes was the status quo - that's what you have won tonight.

    I am glad to live in an electorate that voted Yes
    #VoteYes #ulurustatement #auspol

  35. CW: Yelling at Lydia, Auspol

    Fuck off Lydia. You have won your Progressive No battle, your Blak sovereignty battle, but you have just lost the war. You have set your cause back by decades. You have enabled racists to spread misinformation on the back of your platform. You have enabled everyone to say that we just voted for the status quo - not what you wanted, but what was the alternative to yes was the status quo - that's what you have won tonight.

    I am glad to live in an electorate that voted Yes
    #VoteYes #ulurustatement #auspol

  36. CW: Yelling at Lydia, Auspol

    Fuck off Lydia. You have won your Progressive No battle, your Blak sovereignty battle, but you have just lost the war. You have set your cause back by decades. You have enabled racists to spread misinformation on the back of your platform. You have enabled everyone to say that we just voted for the status quo - not what you wanted, but what was the alternative to yes was the status quo - that's what you have won tonight.

    I am glad to live in an electorate that voted Yes
    #VoteYes #ulurustatement #auspol

  37. The Uluru Statement is a simple invitation from the Heart of First Nations People. So when you go to the polling station tomorrow, please vote with your Heart!

    If you are still unsure about the Voice Referendum. Please reach out. Happy to have a chat about it.

    #Uluru #UluruStatement #NorthernTerritory #VoteYes #VoiceReferendum #VoiceToParliament #IndigenousRights #Reconciliation #TogetherForChange #SutherlandShire #ShireSaysYes

  38. "The Uluru Statement from the Heart, a work of deep reflection and extensive consultation within Aboriginal communities, is a generous gift to our nation," Tim Winton wrote.
    nit.com.au/19-09-2023/7746/acc
    "But it's also a compelling plea for our First Peoples to be seen and properly listened to. It's an opportunity for all of us – Indigenous, native-born and immigrant – to go forward together in a new spirit of respect, honesty and hope.

    "For something better. To do better. To be better. And to produce better outcomes for those in our midst whose lives are so often constrained, deformed, devalued and cut short because of trauma, exclusion and the ignorance of others."

    "And to their offer of unity, and their plea for a Voice that reflects their expertise, their experience and their ideas, I say yes. From the head and from the heart. Yes!"
    #auspol #IndigenousIP #voicetreatytruth #ulurustatement

  39. "The Uluru Statement from the Heart, a work of deep reflection and extensive consultation within Aboriginal communities, is a generous gift to our nation," Tim Winton wrote.
    nit.com.au/19-09-2023/7746/acc
    "But it's also a compelling plea for our First Peoples to be seen and properly listened to. It's an opportunity for all of us – Indigenous, native-born and immigrant – to go forward together in a new spirit of respect, honesty and hope.

    "For something better. To do better. To be better. And to produce better outcomes for those in our midst whose lives are so often constrained, deformed, devalued and cut short because of trauma, exclusion and the ignorance of others."

    "And to their offer of unity, and their plea for a Voice that reflects their expertise, their experience and their ideas, I say yes. From the head and from the heart. Yes!"
    #auspol #IndigenousIP #voicetreatytruth #ulurustatement

  40. "The Uluru Statement from the Heart, a work of deep reflection and extensive consultation within Aboriginal communities, is a generous gift to our nation," Tim Winton wrote.
    nit.com.au/19-09-2023/7746/acc
    "But it's also a compelling plea for our First Peoples to be seen and properly listened to. It's an opportunity for all of us – Indigenous, native-born and immigrant – to go forward together in a new spirit of respect, honesty and hope.

    "For something better. To do better. To be better. And to produce better outcomes for those in our midst whose lives are so often constrained, deformed, devalued and cut short because of trauma, exclusion and the ignorance of others."

    "And to their offer of unity, and their plea for a Voice that reflects their expertise, their experience and their ideas, I say yes. From the head and from the heart. Yes!"
    #auspol #IndigenousIP #voicetreatytruth #ulurustatement

  41. "The Uluru Statement from the Heart, a work of deep reflection and extensive consultation within Aboriginal communities, is a generous gift to our nation," Tim Winton wrote.
    nit.com.au/19-09-2023/7746/acc
    "But it's also a compelling plea for our First Peoples to be seen and properly listened to. It's an opportunity for all of us – Indigenous, native-born and immigrant – to go forward together in a new spirit of respect, honesty and hope.

    "For something better. To do better. To be better. And to produce better outcomes for those in our midst whose lives are so often constrained, deformed, devalued and cut short because of trauma, exclusion and the ignorance of others."

    "And to their offer of unity, and their plea for a Voice that reflects their expertise, their experience and their ideas, I say yes. From the head and from the heart. Yes!"
    #auspol #IndigenousIP #voicetreatytruth #ulurustatement

  42. "The Uluru Statement from the Heart, a work of deep reflection and extensive consultation within Aboriginal communities, is a generous gift to our nation," Tim Winton wrote.
    nit.com.au/19-09-2023/7746/acc
    "But it's also a compelling plea for our First Peoples to be seen and properly listened to. It's an opportunity for all of us – Indigenous, native-born and immigrant – to go forward together in a new spirit of respect, honesty and hope.

    "For something better. To do better. To be better. And to produce better outcomes for those in our midst whose lives are so often constrained, deformed, devalued and cut short because of trauma, exclusion and the ignorance of others."

    "And to their offer of unity, and their plea for a Voice that reflects their expertise, their experience and their ideas, I say yes. From the head and from the heart. Yes!"
    #auspol #IndigenousIP #voicetreatytruth #ulurustatement

  43. @ulurustatement RT by @badiucao: OUR NEW AD IS LIVE! You’re the Voice that will make history. On 14 October, we know we all can stand together with the power to be powerful. #HistoryIsCalling, so #VoteYes. Are you in? John Farnham is. #UluruStatement #StayTrue2Uluru #YoureTheVoice #VoteYes nitter.hongkongers.net/ulurust

  44. With the voice referendum being a week away, we'd like to take a moment to thank everyone on Aus.social and elsewhere using CWs and/or hashtags and discussing respectfully.

    Using CWs and hashtags lets people choose whether to engage. We would like First Nations people to be able to enjoy the fedi without having to read white people's opinions about them.

    Further, unfortunately it needs to be said: no matter where people stand on this issue, offensive imagery and derogatory comments about First Nations people will be swiftly dealt with under Aus.social's Code of Conduct.

    To Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people here and around the fedi, we hope you're doing okay.

    Aus.social mods

    #VoiceToParliament #UluruStatement

  45. With the voice referendum being a week away, we'd like to take a moment to thank everyone on Aus.social and elsewhere using CWs and/or hashtags and discussing respectfully.

    Using CWs and hashtags lets people choose whether to engage. We would like First Nations people to be able to enjoy the fedi without having to read white people's opinions about them.

    Further, unfortunately it needs to be said: no matter where people stand on this issue, offensive imagery and derogatory comments about First Nations people will be swiftly dealt with under Aus.social's Code of Conduct.

    To Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people here and around the fedi, we hope you're doing okay.

    Aus.social mods

    #VoiceToParliament #UluruStatement

  46. With the voice referendum being a week away, we'd like to take a moment to thank everyone on Aus.social and elsewhere using CWs and/or hashtags and discussing respectfully.

    Using CWs and hashtags lets people choose whether to engage. We would like First Nations people to be able to enjoy the fedi without having to read white people's opinions about them.

    Further, unfortunately it needs to be said: no matter where people stand on this issue, offensive imagery and derogatory comments about First Nations people will be swiftly dealt with under Aus.social's Code of Conduct.

    To Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people here and around the fedi, we hope you're doing okay.

    Aus.social mods

    #VoiceToParliament #UluruStatement