Reflections on the Voice Referendum

This chapter examines the implications of the defeated voice referendum in Australia, focusing on the challenges of adopting foreign political discourses. The speakers analyze the complex political dynamics and public pushback surrounding the proposal for Indigenous constitutional recognition, emphasizing the importance of framing and dialogue in addressing historical injustices. By contrasting the Australian context with U.S. racial politics, they highlight the need for authentic negotiation that fosters equality rather than simplistic narratives.