Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians Jacinta Price says she has been told that she is a “sellout”. Ms Price said that she had been “racially abused, vilified, name called and threatened with violence”. “The truth is for all the moral posturing, virtue signaling about truth telling, there is no genuine appetite in Canberra to tell the truth or to hear the truth. “This could not be any clearer than in this government’s referendum on the Voice. “Australians desperately want to do the right thing for their fellow Australians regardless of background. “Many who have engaged with this proposal, hoping to find a way to help the Indigenous Australians who most need assistance, are left disappointed. “They are left with the falsehoods, misleading information and promises that can’t be kept and should never have been made.”
Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians Jacinta Price says she has been told that she is a “sellout”.
Ms Price said that she had been “racially abused, vilified, name called and threatened with violence”. “The truth is for all the moral posturing, virtue signaling about truth telling, there is no genuine appetite in Canberra to tell the truth or to hear the truth.“Australians desperately want to do the right thing for their fellow Australians regardless of background.
“Many who have engaged with this proposal, hoping to find a way to help the Indigenous Australians who most need assistance, are left disappointed. “They are left with the falsehoods, misleading information and promises that can’t be kept and should never have been made.”
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