White Australians have a flag. They stand at ceremony, raise their flag and sing their song.
Indiginous Australians also have a flag but no singing yet.
Yil Lull's translation is, to sing. This song is all about the Black the Red and the Gold of the flag.
Aboriginal people have used both ceremony and song in their culture for over 40.000 years.
The government has said "SORRY". But white Australia owes more than just a hollow apology to Aboriginal people.
So lets let this Gubbament see that we will not sit back and watch. We must make a difference now. The Intervention and all the pain it's causing shows a total lack of respect for all Indiginous people and their culture.
If we can make this Anthem a reality, to be sung in schools and where ever there is ceremony.
We can give the children a chance to sing their culture. As they are the ones who must strive to continue the fight for equality and carry culture and ceremony into the future.
Please give this some thought. I am open to any suggestions/ideas, etc. But we must act now.
Sincerly, Beck.
