Racist vandals target Indigenous Greens candidate Major 'Moogy' Sumner’s election poster

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Racist vandals have targeted the election poster of an Indigenous Greens candidate auspol19 ausvotes2019

A corflute for Greens candidate Major 'Moogy' Sumner in Port Adelaide was

NITV broke the story on Tuesday, and on Wednesday Mr Sumner, a Ngarrindjeri elder who ran in the seat of Mayo at last year's by-election, said he refused to be deterred by the incident."It is disappointing to see this crop up in our community, but it won't stop me from standing up for what I believe in," he said.Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young condemned the racism as unacceptable and said Mr Sumner was respected by people on all sides of politics.

"We need first Australians in our parliament and they need to be able to participate without these kinds of attacks," she said."Moogy is a beloved and respected leader in our state. "I am proud to have such a distinguished Aboriginal elder standing shoulder to shoulder with me in this election campaign."

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