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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2020 · 32 MIN

Why the #BLACKLIVESMATTER movement impacts Australians with Horace, Henry & Reneze

from The SALT Creative Podcast · host Salt Creative Podcast

The #BLACKLIVESMATTER protests all over the world have been the centre of focus for the last few weeks. People have been adamantly standing up against racism, prejudice and injustice towards minorities. Such issues are not immune to us and permeate our Australian society. Historically, Indigenous Australians have faced injustice from the government, authorities, media and even the local community. Unfortunately, unfair treatment and bias against our fellow Indigenous Australians still exist today.  Horace Evans is a pastor based in Sydney and is the director of ATSIM (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ministries).  Henry and Renez Dunn are both Indigenous Australians and work as Bible workers. They share their experiences and what we can do to fight against racism within Australia.  Let us know our thoughts on this episode. We'd love to hear from you! #StaySalty Instagram: @saltavondale Facebook: Salt - Avondale College

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