'You grow a thick skin very early': Meyne Wyatt on his Q&A monologue

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'You grow a thick skin very early': Meyne Wyatt on his qanda monologue

, in 2017. It was staged in Brisbane and Sydney last year and after Monday night's broadcast, there have been calls for it to tour nationally.

"People feel defensive when anger is expressed, they feel like it's an attack, but in education, anger needs to be there - because the message needs to get through." Awareness about racism comes early when you are Indigenous, he says. When you are very young, your parents sit you down and tell you that there are going to be people in your life who just don't like you, that's just something you have to deal with. "They're never going to like you but it's the truth and reality – you grow a thick skin very early."

 

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This kid doesn’t get that all he’s doing is alienating people: this is scary. Aborigines more inspiring are the Ella Brothers, Evonne Goolagong, Nicki Winmar, Arron Peddersen, Cathy Freeman, Archi Roach, Lamce Franklin... not this one dimensional whinger.

If your emotional skin was as think as you claim then you would not be bleating every five minuets about how unfair this country is.

When a stack of crimes against indigenous people are carried out by indigenous people it’s hard to listen to this clown. It’s always someone else’s fault isn’t it?.

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