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EPISODE · Jun 23, 2017

Politics with your Wheaties

from Solidarity Breakfast · host Annie McLoughlin, Kim Doyle, Melanie Hogan, Uncle Les Coe, Kevin Healy, Humphrey McQueen

The Respect Campaign. We look at perspectives on the campaign to bring Aboriginal Australia under the control of the Australian Constitution: has the Australian non-indignous community done enough to be able to make a fair deal with Aboriginal people. We speak with filmmaker Melanie Hogan about her film Kanyini made ten years ago and about to be re-released on iTunes (June 28) which is about the issues for Aboriginal people when it comes to moving forward in harmony in this country. We follow this with a powerful speech by Uncle Les Coe a Dubbo man who left the recent Uhluru meeting. He gives his reasons.We move on to This is the Week that was.Then Humphrey McQueen gives a fablous account of the six mainstream critques of Marxism and gives his score.

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