To some, today marks an annual celebration of the country they live in. But to many Indigenous Australians, January 26 is a day to mourn an attempted genocide, and is commonly known as ‘Invasion Day’ or ‘Survival Day’.
“this March stops for no fucking traffic, don’t let them break us up!” #InvasionDay #sydney pic.twitter.com/3pBxvOC3nW
— CS-2187 (@chlosarge) January 26, 2016
“our spirits belong to this land!” #invasionday #sydney pic.twitter.com/HwbyCI04ZS
— CS-2187 (@chlosarge) January 26, 2016
btw 2000-3000 (poss more) @ #Melbourne #InvasionDay. Take over CBD #InvasionDay2016 #Australia #AustraliaDay #auspol pic.twitter.com/h29qbtu0rG
— Kim Bullimore (@rafiqa65) January 26, 2016
A spirited #InvasionDay rally has temporarily stopped traffic in #Brisbane @ABCNewsBrisbane pic.twitter.com/n7nGxqZ7n2
— Siobhan Heanue (@siobhanheanue) January 26, 2016
#Melbourne #SelfDetermination #Rally #InvasionDay #AustraliaDay – A day of sorrow and solidarity. #Victoria #Love !! pic.twitter.com/bmQK7wBPdO
— Dave Fidel (@DaveFidel) January 26, 2016
Jan 26th Lest We Forget #InvasionDay
#AustraliaDay change the name! #auspol pic.twitter.com/Mnej3E08HQ
— ChaoticGood1stAidKit (@akaCoggo) January 26, 2016