Abostraya: “we have to touch the ground and say ‘always was, always will be Aboriginal land”

Tucker had a few things to say about this.

Let’s hope the message spreads quickly & the resistance becomes a tsunami.

Al Bozo

That sucks:

A Sydney primary school’s assembly routine has ignited outrage as students are used in the controversial act.

According to a mother from the NSW Blue Mountains, a politically charged slogan since the 1980s – was recently incorporated into the school’s assemblies.

“I’m not sure a lot of people know. We have to touch the ground and say ‘always was, always will be Aboriginal land’ at the start of assembly. A lot of the parents look confused when they place their hands on the floor for the Acknowledgement of Country.”

Another parent confirmed the practice had been in place for some time.

These ceremonies at schools are becoming more elaborate by the day. There is no place for activism in any classroom in Australia.

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