A NT Supreme Court Judge Thinks Antiracism Is Turning Into A ‘Religion Or A Cult’ Really, Babe?

A Northern Territory Supreme Court judge says antiracism — the act of actively identifying and fighting against racism —  is starting to resemble a “religion or a cult”. The comparison is, for lack of a better word, a Choice. Justice Judith Kelly made the comment at a networking event for women lawyers on August 26, when she delivered a speech

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“What can we as lawyers – and the courts – do about it? Pretty much nothing. In my experience, both prosecutors and defence lawyers do a good job and as a result, in most individual cases, justice according to the law can be said to have been done.”

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