Victimhood in Indigenous Australia - The Jacinta Nampijinpa Price Interview
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- čas přidán 5. 02. 2024
- In this enthralling episode of Liberalism in Question, host Rob Forsyth engages in a deep dialogue about Indigenous affairs in Australia with influential Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price. Distinguished as one of Australia's most notable figures in 2023, Price imparts a fresh perspective on her experiences and shares her critical views on the prevailing policies affecting Indigenous Australians.
Through this riveting conversation, Price unearths the damaging effects of the 'groupthink' mentality and the policy of self-determination that has not met its promised outcomes over the past fifty years. She further discusses the debilitating narrative that portrays Aboriginal Australians as victims and demythologizes beliefs surrounding colonialism and modernization. This conversation serves as an open revelation on the realities of Indigenous Australians and a call for a liberal visionary approach for their future.
In delving profounder into these intricacies, Price presents a confounding analysis of socio-cultural allusions and stereotypes prevalent in the Indigenous community. From the Indigenous feminist movement to violence in remote communities and the intersections of traditional culture with modern norms - this expansive discussion scrutinizes dominant narratives and accentuates the need for honest recognition of traditional society's strengths and vulnerabilities. Furthermore, the dialogue hones in on the individual complexities within the Indigenous community, shifting focus from race-based policies to ones centered around need and personal specifics.
The worthy culmination of this spirited chat lies in a heartfelt sharing of Price's Grandfather's life story - a man who defied societal norms and inspired resilience in his lineage. This episode guarantees to be a deep contemplation of the past, a critique of the present, and an optimistic projection for Australia's future from an Indigenous viewpoint. It is a must-listen for all interested in gaining a deeper understanding of Indigenous affairs in Australia.
Listen here: liberalisminquestion.podbean....
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Who should we interview next and WHY ?
you could interview Katharine Birbalsingh perhaps
Lord David Frost
King Charles. Unlikely, but I'd like to see what he thinks his role to the commonwealth countries, particularly Australia.
Elbridge Cobly. How he sees Australia in the US's plan with deterring China and some advantages Australia might have and not know.
John Howard. I like him.
Price says what lefties fear to hear.
Tough, honest and smart, she pulls no punches.
Powerful and refreshing, she deserves our trust.
Jacinta for PM. Way better than that Kiwi Jacinta.
Great interview and as always Jacinta articulate answers
A very short-sighted analysis.
Britain, Australia, America, France, Germany and MANY other Western countries became extremely wealthy by waging brutal wars on places they conquered, then Colonized. After centuries of subjugation, these indigenous people need time and support to be educated to sufficiently manage their own affairs.
This "bootstrapping" mentality is used to give a "pass" to the perpetrators. To thrive through societal upheavals, an individual, community and Governmental approach must be taken to teach new skills and heal old wounds.
Can we get her or Peta to replace Albo please
Hey Red, tone it down a bit.
'Promosm'