You must be well impressed with Gough Whitlam and Eddie Mabo et al then.
> to fix the sins of those who are long since dead
A good number of land right issues and acts of racism began with those long dead and continued forward under the actions of generations that followed, perpetuated in some form by some still living.
In a US context there are still current acts of administration that impact native title and rights to reservations that are current and contentious.
> to fix the sins of those who are long since dead
A good number of land right issues and acts of racism began with those long dead and continued forward under the actions of generations that followed, perpetuated in some form by some still living.
In a US context there are still current acts of administration that impact native title and rights to reservations that are current and contentious.