He's very good at telling Indigenous people - especially women - why he knows more than hey do about their own experience.
For someone with zero academic, legal or lived experience in this area, he does love to talk incessantly about what Aboriginal people need and the Uluru Statement.
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That's bad enough to be sure. But the mind boggles that he goes even one step further and tells one of the Referendum Council members & authors of the report, who travelled around the country for extensive consultations, about what the Uluru Statement can, and can't do.
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Having witnessed it, it doesn't shock me at all. He is something else....and not in a good way.
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