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The First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria and the State have made a shared commitment to truth telling through the Yoo-rrook Justice Commission. Yoo-rrook means ‘truth’ in the Wemba Wemba/Wamba Wamba language, which is spoken in the north-west region of Victoria....
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You went to a march. You shared some content. You elevated bla(c)k voices. You followed bla(c)k accounts. You donated. You signed a petition. You brought from bla(c)k businesses––Now what? Image source: Instagram. Photographer: @alesha.caroline In the weeks leading up to January 26,...
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January 26– 3 Bla(c)k Opinions On January 26, 1938, a large group of Aboriginal people donned in black clothing to represent mourning–gathered, marched and made protest against the mistreatment of Aboriginal people and communities, and the 150th celebration of the...
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For as long as I can remember, January 26 has served as a day for the white masses to dust off their polyester Australian flags, show off their southern cross tattoos and marvel in joy as they watch their mates shovel as much beer and rum into them as humanely possible.
Tee's
Long Sleeve's
Hoodie's
Mask's
Tote Bag's
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