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@MichelleUnderkofler [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [02]: Good Morning all including the #woke #Left
I acknowledge and pay my respects to the British and European elders past, present and emerging, who introduced civil society and prosperity to Australia. #VoteNo save #Australia from #segregation #Apartheid #WhiteGeNocide #auspol [URL redacted]
#CampaignHashtagVoteNOAustralia
Context #TVAUABCPatMcGrath, #TVAUABCMichaelWorkman and #TVAUABCKevinNguyen "Indigenous artist Danny Eastwood discovered his painting of Uluru had been stolen and distributed by opponents to the Indigenous Voice to Parliament... 'I feel disgusted,' the Gadigal elder said. 'It's not just the painting, [Uluru is] an icon ... they've taken a very sacred place to Aboriginals all over Australia and put graffiti on it.' ABC Investigations has found digitally altered versions of Mr Eastwood's painting with the words 'VOTE NO' superimposed over Uluru on two anonymous anti-Voice printouts, a pamphlet and a flyer, being distributed across the country. The image has been shared by far-right channels or accounts across Telegram and Facebook. ... Mr Eastwood said the altered painting was particularly offensive because the words 'Vote No' were written in a style that mimicked traditional dot paintings. 'There are Aboriginal people who want to vote no, I won't deny that,' he said. 'But to do that to my artwork, it's saying I am the person saying 'no'.'" https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-07-20/voice-to-parliament-misinformation-flyers/102621334 https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8mnpih #2023_AustralianIndigenousVoiceReferendum [Wikipedia] #IRLArtistDannyEastwood #IdentityFirstNationsAborigianalGadigal elder #ToponymOceaniaAustraliaNTUluru #PhenomnCulturalAppropriation
Context #TVAUABCPatMcGrath, #TVAUABCMichaelWorkman and #TVAUABCKevinNguyen "Indigenous artist Danny Eastwood discovered his painting of Uluru had been stolen and distributed by opponents to the Indigenous Voice to Parliament... 'I feel disgusted,' the Gadigal elder said. 'It's not just the painting, [Uluru is] an icon ... they've taken a very sacred place to Aboriginals all over Australia and put graffiti on it.' ABC Investigations has found digitally altered versions of Mr Eastwood's painting with the words 'VOTE NO' superimposed over Uluru on two anonymous anti-Voice printouts, a pamphlet and a flyer, being distributed across the country. The image has been shared by far-right channels or accounts across Telegram and Facebook. ... Mr Eastwood said the altered painting was particularly offensive because the words 'Vote No' were written in a style that mimicked traditional dot paintings. 'There are Aboriginal people who want to vote no, I won't deny that,' he said. 'But to do that to my artwork, it's saying I am the person saying 'no'.'" https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-07-20/voice-to-parliament-misinformation-flyers/102621334 https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8mnpih #2023_AustralianIndigenousVoiceReferendum [Wikipedia] #IRLArtistDannyEastwood #IdentityFirstNationsAborigianalGadigal elder #ToponymOceaniaAustraliaNTUluru #PhenomnCulturalAppropriation
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