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I am an Aboriginal woman, and my people are hurting : Comments
By Samantha Cooper, published 4/6/2020Reconciliation Week is exhausting at the best of times. Now more than ever, we are bombarded with tidal waves of racism and ignorance.
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David Roberts work was published in 1998. And no, I
certainly don't expect people to remember everything
verbatim that they may have read. Regarding the
explanations concerning self- determination and the
problems involved, these were given on pages 259 - 260
in his book. My response to your suggestions and
explanations about which you've complained was taken
from the book and given by a man with whose work you
claim to be familiar.
I also thought that finally I might get through to you
with facts. God also knows why I thought that as well.
I do take a great deal of notice of people's experiences.
Including their consistent past and current behaviour and actions. There's enough
genuine people around so one can sift through the sheep
from the goats.
And not only in the "Holy Written Word,"as you put it.
But in documented evidence, articles, films, oral histories,
so much to choose from these days - Verifiable material
that professional researchers willing to look are able to
find.
People who are willing to be voices - not just echoes.
I see no point in continuing these conversations with you.
I'm sure there's enough "kindred spirits" on this forum
who'll be delighted to talk with you.
I'm not one of them.