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It’s Not Australia Day, It’s Invasion Day – and Its Violent Legacy Lives On
No matter what anyone says, Australia Day isn’t about celebrating 'diversity' or 'multiculturalism' - it’s about whitewashing state violence against oppressed peoples past and present, writes Latoya Rule.