This is a collection of some of the most poignant and powerful speeches relating to Australia's Indigenous history. All these years later, they're still relevant.
Warning to Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders that this package contains images and voices of deceased persons.
On April 4, 1968, Martin Luther King was murdered, and protests erupted in cities across the United States.
Hours after the assassination, Senator Robert Kennedy addressed one such crowd, full of grief and anger. Even 52 years later, his words are still eerily resonant.
You can hate me all you want, that won't stop me loving you. You can bag out my life and choices but that won't stop me being happy for yours. You can hate my partner but that won't stop me defending yours. #ohanameansfamily @dvnwllm