00:00 [CHATTER]
00:14 It's important because we need to know our culture
00:17 and about ourselves, because today is all about Aboriginal,
00:22 because back then white people didn't care or did anything
00:26 about that.
00:27 So today is an important day for Aboriginals,
00:31 because we get to share how we are or how we act.
00:34 It's really nice to do this.
00:37 So it's really good for Aboriginals
00:40 to show white people how it is and how they
00:43 have to deal with back then.
00:44 So it's really good today, because it's really
00:47 nice to see.
00:48 [CHATTER]
00:57 I think the most important thing is the coming together
01:03 of Guri people and Gubba people, white and black people,
01:10 particularly in this valley where historically relationships
01:15 have not been all that good.
01:18 But things started to change back in the late '60s
01:23 after the referendum and so on.
01:25 But yeah, education-- I'm seeing all these kids
01:31 here today, black and white, or Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal
01:35 kids, come together in friendship
01:38 and interacting with one another.
01:41 That's what reconsideration is about, moving together as one,
01:46 not as two separate groups.
01:48 And it's just great to see that.
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