Seriously, if we are treating people equally, we will call a racist a racist, regardless of skin colour or ethnic heritage.
Racism is, in my opinion, understandable for Indigenous Australians, because let's face it, most people (and I'm not just talking white anglo celtic Australians) are either scared of them, convinced they are all petrol huffing thieves or pity them. The track record for the way they were treated as a whole is pretty f**king ugly. No wonder many Aboriginal Elders do not trust the government and influential white people in general. Generally, the only people that don't make knee jerk reactions are those that have had friends or neighbours of indigenous descent.
My experiences are based on life in Sydney, where Aboriginal Australians are way into the monority. I'm led to believe it's a lot different in other places like Perth. I don't know.
People is people, regardless. Most are narrow minded and blinkered fools that still believe the fairy tales their parents told them about the evil (insert race here).
Whether Mundine is really a racist, I don't know. What he is in my opinion, is a sportsman that never reached his full potential, and never had the confidence that Australia would back him the way his father and other aboriginal sportsmen were backed, so he created an anti-white persona, hoping to get rich on 'crackers' paying to watch him get flattened by the next patsy he fought. He's a wannabe Muhammad Ali, without the ability with mouth or fists.
