Sentence examples similar to indigenous guilt from inspiring English sources
Indeed, many fear Recognise is merely part of a bipartisan process that assuages non-Indigenous guilt and reassures a horrified global community that Australia is at least cognisant of its Indigenous disaster space.
He said the Herald approached indigenous affairs from a "white guilt focus".
Furthermore, this was a prime minister who was prepared to say that his country's treatment of indigenous Australians had been wrong, and express the guilt which many Australians feel over the European invasion of 1788.
As a mestiza woman, I could identity with my indigenous past, a past before colonization and Catholic guilt.
Recent waves of Australian immigrants (who he describes as "humble as fuck") and their offspring don't carry, however subconsciously, the burden of guilt from the carnage of Australia's Indigenous peoples, he says.
These test results suggest the company's guilt and blow up its alternative narrative that it is the victim rather than the indigenous peoples and villagers living in the rainforest Texaco polluted.
For better or worse, that sense of guilt and anger faded pretty rapidly, though of course I still consider the treatment of America's indigenous people to be an ugly moral stain on the country.
Price said "guilt politics" had encouraged the blaming of others over taking responsibility for problems, and seen non-Indigenous people who voice concerns "too easily shot down".
In part because of lingering guilt over those practices, the government has been reluctant to take forceful action about the social problems in indigenous communities.
