💥Peace & TruthDescendants of Indigenous diggers have paid tribute to their ancestors in Barmah, Victoria at an Anzac commemoration 🖤 💛 ❤️
Uncle Raymond Finn rode to commemorate the 11th Light Horse on Anzac Day, which was made up of First Nations soldiers. Finn is dedicated to telling the untold stories of Indigenous diggers and their sacrifices for Australia.
“We’ve been in all wars and I don’t know why they can’t give us that acknowledgement. I just can’t understand it.” Uncle Raymond Finn said.
It’s important that there is widespread and further recognition of First Nations history, from all eras of Australia’s long history.
A message from Martyn Isles of the Australian Christian Lobby: The “Acknowledgement of Country” has exploded in workplaces, public places and events right across Australia (see Appendix). How should we respond to it? There are many more serious practices associated with indigenous cultural recognition like smoking ceremonies, calling up spirits (which has been happening at […]
Is “Acknowledgement of Country” showing respect or affirming paganism?
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