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Flat White

There is no greater taboo than perceived insensitivity to Aboriginal Australia, so why the constant cries of racism?

10 July 2020

4:31 PM

10 July 2020

4:31 PM

“Burn the f…ing place down!” screams the angry young Aboriginal woman on the TV screen (in a red dress and in high heels, after a fake attempt at defecating on stage), in a frenzy of hatred for white Australia, the “invaders”, in the infamous finale of the ABC “comedy” Get Krack!nWho is she speaking (screaming?) for, I wonder?  

There are Aboriginal sportsmen and women, filmmakers, doctors, lawyers, accountants, politicians (since 1971), writers, actors, media figures –- and, of course, famous artists.

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