@EugeneDanson [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [02]: The Left say aboriginals don't have a Voice. Total B.S. They already have many. Vote NO. #Auspol #TheLeft #Woke #WokeAgenda #WokeCulture #Voicetoparliament #aboriginalVoicetoparliament #VoteNo #VoteNOAustralia #vicpol #nswpol #qldpol #ntpol #wapol #sapol #VoteNo #Dutton [URL redacted]
@LadariusFoil [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : @TomElliott3AW Have you checked the Footy Live app this week?
PLEASE tell me that the @AFL wants @3AWisfootball to call the teams ONLY by their #woke indigenous names this weekend (at least they’ll have 2 down pat, Tullamarine & Maribyrnong, but I hope they’re studying the rest!) [URL redacted]
@MarcellaDemone [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : Let’s go #woke w the @AFL & the #FootyLive app!
Sometimes it’s hard to escape #VirtueSignalling (it’s the #Indigenous round).
What will the teams be called for the #LGBTQI round (in a game when not one player is “out”)?
I may start following soccer (or do THEY do this shit too?) [URL redacted]
@EugeneDanson [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [02]: The Left say aboriginals don't have a Voice. Total B.S. They already have many. Vote NO. #Auspol #TheLeft #Woke #WokeAgenda #WokeCulture #Voicetoparliament #aboriginalVoicetoparliament #VoteNo #VoteNOAustralia #vicpol #nswpol #qldpol #ntpol #wapol #sapol #VoteNo #Dutton [URL redacted]
@KainaluRappl [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [02]: @bluewavedream @Sauronlordking #speakout #voteNO #NOvoice
#woke #indigenous #Socialism
Do the indigenous have books that go back 65,000 years. No. [URL redacted]
@GailBrooner [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [08]: @ClareDalyMEP #IdeasMatter
Asstraylia is a desert bereft of ideas @ozcrimenews
coz Asstraylia is a backwater #BananaRepublic @MichaelACT123
Aussies need to import an oasis of Clare Daly's @Fighting4Fair
Make #Woke Great Again @DrewPavlou
#FreeAssangeNOW
🤭🤭🤭👇 [URL redacted]
@AntoineStarrick [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : Yep….. anyone that has lived in a remote community, or remote Australia knows this is correct!! @AlboMP #VoteNo #LabourParty #woke #vote #IndigenousPeoples #bullshit #politics #Leftist [URL redacted]
@CamrynShurtliff [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : Here we go!!!🤦♀️
To be inclusive & acknowledge our original owners of this land by embracing ‘Welcome to Country’ & acknowledgments of country are #woke.
Fuck me it’s hard for some people to just be fucking NICE!!!! #GetInTheBin [URL redacted]
@MarquitaGordineer [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : The people from down under need to throttle their woke leadership, redo the media and take back their country! America is not far behind. #woke [URL redacted]
@BrodieDassinger [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [03]: Well, it seems that those accusing others of being "#woke offended #snowflakes" are the snowflakiest snowflakes out there.
(Image not mine.)
@PaulineHansonOz
#PaulineHanson
#Australia
#auspol
#Indigenous
#Aboriginal
#FirstNations
#WelcomeToCountry [URL redacted]
#NewspaperAUOnlineWAtodayNathanHondros "Data released by the federal government this week on the causes of death for Australians between 2012 to 2016 has revealed a higher suicide rate in the Kimberley than in any other part of the nation.
And in the Kimberley, which includes towns like Broome, Kununurra and Halls Creek, the suicide rates are higher than Sri Lanka, Guyana and Mongolia, the nations with the worst rates in the world, according to the World Health Organisation." https://www.watoday.com.au/national/western-australia/if-the-kimberley-was-a-country-it-would-have-the-worst-suicide-rate-in-the-world-20190207-p50wem.html
#ToponymOceaniaAustraliaWAKimberley
#OrgClassifPPAUSAustralianLaborPartyALPMarkMcGowanSupplementary "Earlier this month, Australian politician Mark McGowan received harsh criticism for a video campaign intended to disseminate COVID-19-related information to Aboriginal people living in the state of Western Australia (WA).
Several political commentators within and outside of Australia ridiculed the video, even deeming it racist, for including an interpreter to speak in Kriol, a language which shares much of its grammar and lexicon with English -- however, it's likely that the outrage comes from a deep misunderstanding of Australian Aboriginal people and their languages. MultiLingual spoke with Lawson Stapleton, an Australian language services professional who developed South Australia's first interpreting service for indigenous languages, about the video and why the outrage against it is largely unjustified.
'Kriol is widely unknown to the general Australian public and is often labeled as 'broken English' in a derogatory way,' Stapleton said. 'What's really important is that often critical words or adjectives in Kriol take an English word and change the meaning.'
As its name suggests, Kriol is a creole language, which is derived from English and various Aboriginal languages spoken in Australia. It's quite mutually intelligible with English, a fact which likely contributed to commentators' misunderstanding and outrage surrounding McGowan's video. The video, developed with the Aboriginal Health Council of Western Australia, was created in order to share information about the pandemic with Aboriginal people groups living in WA, as a means of providing adequate language access services to the community.
McGowan, the premier of WA, is seen side by side with an interpreter reading a message about COVID-19 vaccination efforts; after each line, the interpreter renders the message in Kriol. Because the message sounds so similar in both languages, it may sound like the interpreter is simply speaking English, especially to viewers who are only familiar with English. While the video was first published in Dec. 2021, critics like Matt Walsh began sharing the video earlier this month, ridiculing what they believed to be a racist and simplified version of English.
There are several words in Kriol that are pronounced similarly to English words with similar meanings, but the words have different connotations. For example, Stapleton noted that the word 'deadly,' is often used in Kriol to mean 'awesome' or 'amazing' -- having a Kriol interpreter to render McGowan's message into Kriol ensures that there is no confusion when describing COVID-19 as 'deadly.'" (29 January 2022) https://multilingual.com/aboriginal-kriol-interpreter/ i.e.
#EpistemologySociallyConstructedKnowledge
#BrandTheDailyWirePolemicistMattWalsh:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSFmZSNa-As i.e.
#TauntArrogance /
#TheoryInstrumentalism
"A more enlightened approach to journalism practice might explore ways of negotiating with indigenous public spheres in the same way as journalists learn to move easily within and between more familiar information networks as part of the everyday practice of newsgathering. It suggests the need to understand the impact of the omission and invisibility of indigenous people, stereotyping, notions of identity, and the use of derogatory and imposed labelling, the aim being to enable indigenous speaking positions, and to negotiate conflicts like the ownership of knowledge versus notions of editorial control. Sensitivity to such issues might invoke reporting strategies such as using an indirect approach in news interviews, consultation and negotiation over meaning, acknowledgment of the existence of indigenous English and local languages, and making use of translators or subtitles where appropriate - in other words, negotiating indigenous identity through dialogue with indigenous public spheres (Langton, 1993)" (Michael Meadows, 2005, p.39).
Meadows, M. (2005). Journalism and indigenous public spheres. Pacific Journalism Review : Te Koakoa, 11. [academic source][academic source]https://ojs.aut.ac.nz/pacific-journalism-review/article/download/828/1029/Addendum the following statement: "Because it seems that the minister looks at the Aborginals as some 'uneducated folk who cannot understand plain Australian English'" is presumably a reference to criticism of the use of
#IdentityFirstNationsAborigianalKriol[Wikipedia] to translate
#PhenomnVirusCOVID19 information as explained in the
#BrandMultiLingualMedia piece above.
#IdentityFirstNationsAboriginalAndTorresStraitIslanderPeoples
#TheoryLinguisticsContactPidgin[Wikipedia]
#OtheringEthnocentrism[Wikipedia]
#OrgBEUnionOfInternationalAssociationsUIAEncyclopediaOfWorldProblemsAndHumanPotentialhttps://encyclopedia.uia.org/problem/cultural-arrogance
@TavonKeistler [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [52]: Like #woman have been largely #Cancelled by #QueerTheory 🏳️🌈 Indigenous Australians are just another identity to use.
The Left just follow #Theory. They are very predictable & unoriginal.
#Neomarxism #Labor #Albo #Woke [URL redacted]
@JackiePalmrose [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : Als NL al #woke is, dan is #Australie het nog meer. Zeker Sydney: overal gender neutrale toiletten, oorspronkelijke volken (bv Aboriginals) eren en beseffen dat we op hun grond leven en bordjes die uitleggen dat kunst van vroeger nu anders beschouwd wordt. [URL redacted]
Marjetica Potrč, The House of Agreement Between Humans and the Earth (2022); The Time of Humans on the Soča River (2021); The Time on the Lachlan River (2021-22); The Rights of a River (2021); and The Life of the Lachlan River (2021). Courtesy the artist & Galerie Nordenhake, Berlin/Stockholm/Mexico City. Installation view, 23rd Biennale of Sydney, rīvus, 2022, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia. https://news.artnet.com/art-world/sydney-biennial-2088115 And https://www.biennaleofsydney.art/participants/marjetica-potrc-ray-woods/
"Environmental hauntings
The art of our past forms an ongoing dialogue with our present. As 19th-century artists painted landscapes transformed by agricultural economies, they imaged -- often unwittingly --traces of the immeasurable ecological damage of the colonial era, and the terrible facts of First Nations peoples' dispossession from Country.
These paintings of Australia's natural environment reveal destructive patterns that have fed into our present. From poetic metaphors for the death of nature envisaged through local fauna, to images of savaged ecologies, these works contribute to a larger picture of incalculable loss.
Paintings of dry, drought-stricken lands were once artistically celebrated as part of an Australian pastoral lexicon. Today, they reveal alarming visions of deforestation and harmful agricultural practices. Floods and droughts, once considered sublime markers of the forces of nature, have come to symbolise an escalating lament and battle for a threatened country. "
Context #EpistemologyKnowledgesIndigenous ?
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@GregCosmos [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [03]: #woke Question: vous avez déjà entendu un woke vous parler de la souffrance des aborigènes d'Australie, des amérindiens ou des aborigènes d'Amérique latine ou des chrétiens d'orient ? [URL redacted]
@BriannaPrejean [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : WTF? Add to this bullshit the street sweeper position open to everyone as long as you are not male, and this is what you get in the #woke heartland that is @CityofDarebin 🤦♂️😆 Racism and sexism all at one council.🙄 [URL redacted]
NationalityOrRegionAustraliaVicMelbourneDarebin #IdentityFirstNationsAboriginalAndTorresStraitIslanderPeoples
"Darebin is situated on the Traditional Owner lands of the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people. It is home to many Aboriginal community-controlled organisations, and a large number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people work, live and play within the municipality. Our Vision is for a community that works together to advance community life. Council responds to the many needs of the Darebin community, notably First Nations residents and organisations." https://www.seek.com.au/job/53635633