boxers on indigeneity and keeping it real

19Oct12

I thought they wiped all the Aborigines from Tasmania out. [...] I don’t see him representing black people, or coloured people. I don’t see him in the communities, I don’t see him doing the things I do to people, and fighting for the people. [...] He’s got a white woman, he’s got white kids. I keep it real, all day every day.

Anthony Mundine, via ABC News.

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