‘White guilt’ is one of the concepts lying behind the proposed Indigenous Voice. When Prime Minister Albanese announced he had rejected the suggestion of his own Attorney-General that the extreme language of the Voice referendum posed legal constitutional risks (and possibly the advice of the Commonwealth Solicitor-General saying the same thing – although this is being kept secret) he did so by weeping on camera and assuring Australians that if they vote Yes ‘you will feel better.’
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