Activists inciting racial division and hatred have disrespected a grieving family’s wishes for calm and peace while investigations into the death of an Aboriginal man shot by police continue.
Jacinta Price has been forced onto social media to urge restraint from jumping to conclusions following the death of her nineteen-year-old nephew, Kumanjayi Walker, after a police shooting in the remote Indigenous community of Yuendumu, 293 kilometres north-west of Alice Springs last Saturday.
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