In 1996 when Pauline Hanson called for ATSIC to be abolished and all Australians to be treated equally, she was incredibly branded a racist. Hanson and Graham Campbell were the first to say that welfare was killing Aborigines but were drowned out by most of the media as politicians stood by wringing their hands.
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