Much has been written of Australian soccer captain Sam Kerr’s big night out in the back of a London cab. A recent piece by Luke Pearson of ‘indigenousX’, ‘Is it possible to be racist to white people?’, was his attempt to explain the controversy over the alleged remarks by Kerr, whose father is part-Indian and mother white, against a white policeman in England.
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Gary Johns is the chair of Close the Gap Research and author of The Burden of Culture
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