March for Australia organiser Bec Freedom condemned over Anne Frank comment

Marches for Australia were fighting for an outdated version of this country

Explore the March for Australia's impact on immigration views and evolving national identity. What fears and hopes do these protests reveal?

March for Australia organiser Bec Freedom condemned over Anne Frank comment

One of the loudest voices of the anti-immigration rallies has been condemned for declaring the diary of Holocaust victim Anne Frank “bullsh*t”.

When “Australian” Means Everything, “Australian” Means Nothing · Caldron Pool

“Australia is a multicultural nation,” or so our politicians never tire of reminding us. But it is precisely this notion—that Australia is not defined by one people and culture but by many—that fuels much of the frustration behind Sunday’s March for Australia. Many Australians fear that large-scale immigration, at a rate that leaves little room for cultural or ethnic assimilation with the nation’s founding family group, is not only fragmenting s…

Letter to Editor: The March for Australia is un-Australian

Forgive me for my naivety but the people we saw at the March for Australia rallies at the weekend are not the true representation of Australia and the Australian people whom I have interacted with over the years in so many various settings; from workplace,… Read more The post Letter to Editor: The March for Australia is un-Australian appeared first on Star Community.