by Elly Belfort-Mattos
it’s time
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Indigenous groups are constantly coming up with things, like the Uluru Statement From the Heart. There was a referendum vote last year or so for an “Indigenous Voice” in the parliament, but it didn’t get up…and even Indigenous people were divided on whether or not it was a good idea, because it didn’t go nearly far enough.
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