Indigenous senator in Australia declares King Charles is “not my King”
King Charles III was greeted with harsh words by an Indigenous Australian senator on Monday after she declared the British monarch was “not my king.” The visibly upset senator lashed out while King Charles finished a speech at Parliament House in Australia.
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