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Does a referendum offer ‘us’ another chance to reconcile with ‘them’? : Comments
By Tom Clark and Melissa Walsh, published 7/11/2011Our research suggests non-Aboriginal Australians consistently affirm a need for reconciliation that is not diminished by their differences of opinion about what forms it should take.
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Race is always brought in to avert the true case of a dispute. I know many whom I dislike on the grounds of their mannerism & they are of all races, my own included.
i know many white people whom I call unsavoury names but they can't bleat racism because I'm white. If said the same about the same mannerism in a person of a different race to mine than that would conveniently be misconstrued as racism.
So, if you're a decent person & you're white then from my point you're a decent person. Were you for argument's sake a black person then you'd be a decent black person from my viewpoint. If I am seen as decent white person then a black person would say I was a decent white bloke. Is that racism ?