Stan Grant has been blessed with mixed genes judging by his appearance & intellect.

Stan Grant was brought up by a father who did well for himself in the same modest way that the middle classes did in his era. He worked, was a suburbanite, and owned his own home. Stan is not an example of a downtrodden person of any race, and would have no idea of the lives of traditional aborigines.

Stan Grant's parents met while living on an
Aboriginal reserve outside the rural NSW town
of Griffith.

Much of Grant's childhood was one of bare-bones poverty,
transient, itinerant, no permanent home or consistent
schooling. His family was Aboriginal enduring a legacy
of state- sanctioned discrimination and a history often
marked by brutality. The following link to his
biography has more:

http://www.ia.anu.edu.au/biography/grant-stan-17827

cont'd ...

My apologies. Here's the link again:

http://ia.anu.edu.au/biography/grant-stan-17827

The fact is Foxy, that Stan Grant is an example of my very claim. If you are hungry enough and there is food available for work you will work for food. However you want us believe giving them more welfare programes is the answer when that does not work. Read my lips!

They are part of Australia and have equal access to all that is offered, they do not need to be treated as third world, they just need to be made aware they are now in first world opportunities. EDUCATION!

Josephus,

When you have done your research and know the
facts then we can continue this conversation.
In the meantime you need to get an education.