Yeah, you have real Aboriginals, who generally live in “Remote Communities”, in the “Outback” (generic term essentially meaning a la Wild West or “out there”, I guess). These ones are dark brown at their lightest, dirt poor, live off intergenerational welfare (usually), have poor grasp of English (again, it varies), and generally… Have not integrated “well” into modern society…

Aaaand then you have the activists. They have literally not a single thing in common with the above group, apart from some vague concept of a common ancestry, an enormous chip on their shoulder (fair enough in the case of a, less so for b), and spiritual mumbo jumbo woke “justification” for needing “reparations” and hand-outs… And weird attempts to massacre the English language, invent a pseudo-history, and make both of those things (language, history) their own”. And then force us all to use those definitions…

These are the only things a) and b) have in common.

B) is, with astounding regularity, usually University-educated, upper middle class, blue-eyed white women, sometimes with blonde hair. To the point of being a stereotype, lol…

It’s bad. So, so bad, these days, dude…