You are probably familiar with the concept of parenthood. It denotes a certain set of responsibilities in relation to a child. It’s not difficult to grasp and the obligations associated with being a parent are not especially obscure.
This makes it all the more difficult to understand why the ABC’s The Drum can devote fifteen minutes of earnest discussion about yet another report into the incarceration rates of Aboriginal kids without once mentioning ‘parents’.
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