Nyunggai Warren Mundine’s incendiary speech to the National Press Club claims the Yes campaign is built on lies.
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Mundine will argue that “as Aboriginal people we have a choice: to continue to feel angry and aggrieved — to be trapped in the past — or to draw a line in history and move on from a clean slate”.“The Uluru Statement comes from this place of continuing anger. It couldn’t be further from the idea of reconciliation ... it sees Indigenous Australians as trapped in victimhood and oppression, not free or able to make their own decisions.
He argues there are four critical areas that need to be addressed: accountability for the billions already spent on Indigenous communities; ensuring Indigenous kids go to school; increasing economic participation and social change to end violence and abuse in communities.
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