In Reconciliation Week and on Sorry Day we acknowledge that Australia is a racist country, and to say that it is not is to prove that it is.
Since we know that only racists would say they are not racists, it is necessary to prove you are not a racist by acting like you are guilty of racism, even when you feel no actual guilt.
Doing this enables you to experience an incredible sense of self-righteousness since, by apologising for racism, you prove that you are not a racist like those people who refuse to apologize for the racism they are not...
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