00:00I'm here today
00:29because I've spent my life in education and while there's an Aboriginal
00:34child in a spirit hood in detention in custody I'll come out every time I
00:42think it's disgusting it's so upsetting for me to think of kids in prisons that
00:49I I'll always come out whenever there's anything about indigenous people I'll be
00:54here
01:00I'm very happy to be here and support them I'm from Northern Ireland and the people of Northern Ireland
01:19especially Irish Catholics have experienced generational sectarianism throughout the
01:25you know the same same kind of thing so yeah it resonates with me and I'm here to
01:31show solidarity for the same reasons
01:54I've been really amazed at the turnout like I remember just looking down the street earlier
01:58and as far as I could see it was just a sea of wonderful people all here in solidarity and I
02:03think it's amazing that people are turning up despite all the crackdowns and standing
02:07staunch and knowing that together where we're going to be able to make that
02:10change and that you don't just back down
02:17so many people may have seen the tragic news within the media and we get to hold her baby for the first
02:27time or see his hand wrapped around her little finger
02:31and we're here today to get justice we're here to get you know our justice is what we deserve
02:36you know they killed my brother they know they did you know and we want we want justice
02:42silence and I mean absolute silence to one of the lives beautiful eyes
02:58this is how I get my message across and this is how I've always been heard so this song is called
03:07still speed up I see it in my city they wonder why my generation's walking around shitty full of
03:12on here
03:13coffees
03:19too many coffees
03:28you
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