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With: Adam Goodes, Stan Grant, Michael O'Loughlin, Gilbert McAdam , Tracey Holmes, Nathan Buckley, Linda Burney, Eddie McGuire. JavaScript is required to load the comments. Loading comments.. In January 2016 a speech Grant had given three months previously, arguing that racism was "the foundation of the Australian dream", became an internet sensation. Indigenous leader Noel Pearson.
