The lives of Indigenous Australians will not be improved by changing the date of Australia Day nor by following the Black Lives Matter movement, advocates CIS Indigenous Director Jacinta Nampijinpa Price. The greatest failing of these movements in Australia, and a complete contradiction to their cause, is they ignore the lives taken at the hands of other black people. They are driven by false claims of black deaths and repression are a result of systemic racism by allegedly murderous white people.

Read & Discover more by Jacinta Price and the CIS: In her fight, Jacinta has written many papers, articles, spoke at events and appeared on TV. See a selection of her and the Indigenous programs work that showcase why these movements are not addressing the real issues facing Indigenous Australians.

	Read: World’s Apart: Remote Indigenous disadvantage in the context of wider Australia New paper released in 2021. Using a thorough analysis of a wide range of data sources, this paper paints a picture of a situation is abhorrent and unacceptable. Were such conditions to exist in one of our major cities it would be a national crisis…
Read: Yes, black lives do matter but let’s have some honesty If black lives really did matter, the movement would focus its efforts on tackling black on black crime and reducing the numbers of Aboriginal people dying outside of custody…
	Read: BLM’s inconvenient truth The facts about black deaths are clear. Yet Black Lives Matter, some media and some of our country’s leaders ignore these fundamental truths…

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