THE VOICE FAILS IN RECOGNIZING INDIVIDIUALITY OF TRIBES

This flawed approach of the government's Voice Referendum fails to acknowledge the rich diversity and unique cultural identities of the individual Aboriginal tribes across Australia. By treating them as one homogenous group, the government undermines the significance of each tribe's distinct heritage, traditions, and specific needs.
As these three gentlemen eloquently express, the Australian Aboriginal people are not a monolithic entity but encompass a multitude of tribes, each with their own languages, customs, and historical backgrounds. To rule on a "one voice" for all these tribes would be a disservice to their individual identities and aspirations.
The strength of the Aboriginal community lies in the preservation and celebration of their diversity, providing a platform for each tribe to have their unique voices heard. It is through the recognition and and empowerment of these individual tribes that the government can truly address