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Video Courtesy: TEDx Talks - Joel Bayliss / YouTube
In this video, Joel Bayliss tells his story on how he started the #IndigenousDads hashtag on social media in response to a racist cartoon posted by a member of the mainstream media in Australia. This story shows the power of how a simple Twitter post can start a movement towards positive social change. In addition, this video proves that social justice needs to be a global effort beyond just the borders of the United States.
Day 130: #IndigenousDads
"This is a man who works 12-hour long night shifts and still drives me to the train station with no sleep on a Monday morning. This is a man who is Aboriginal. I've never gone without because of the hardest worker I know." - AIME Co-CEO Marlee Silva with her Dad, Rodney Silva. #IndigenousDads #IndigenousSuccess [-o-]
A photo posted by AIME (@aimementoring) on Aug 10, 2016 at 2:05am PDT
