The voice to parliament isn't about race, it's about ensuring that the traditional owners have constitutional right to advise parliament.

I agree 100%

The voice to parliament isn't a privilege attributed to a race, it's a privilege for the traditional owners of the land.

This article didn't actually have any information about Americans being puzzled, only that once, in a different episode, someone didn't recognise a cricket bat.

It's not about inequality. The problem is that currently as it stands there is no special status in the constitution for the voice of the traditional owners of a land on which sovereignty was never ceded. It's a permanent problem that the voice will address.