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Black women’s lives matter

15 October 2016

9:00 AM

15 October 2016

9:00 AM

Earlier this year, Mark Latham stirred up outrage with these comments on domestic violence:

… it’s about how the men look at themselves. Blokes have lost self-esteem, they’ve lost their job, they’re welfare dependent, and they’ve got other troubles, drugs, alcohol, in their life. It’s that loss of self-esteem where I think they use the domestic violence as a coping mechanism to get over all the other crap they’ve got in their lives.

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