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Views: Science Society - the Racial Divide

Rob Morrison

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You don't have to listen to an argument about asylum seekers for very long before the accusation of racism intrudes. Race has also emerged in the controversy about a referendum on indigenous recognition in the constitution.

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You don't have to listen to an argument about asylum seekers for very long before the accusation of racism intrudes. Race has also emerged in the controversy about a referendum on indigenous recognition in the constitution.

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You don't have to listen to an argument about asylum seekers for very long before the accusation of racism intrudes. Race has also emerged in the controversy about a referendum on indigenous recognition in the constitution.

Key concepts: False accusation, Referendum, Racism, Argument (complex analysis), Project commissioning, Indigenous, Publishing, Constitution

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