#Maori

Ihu Hupe

HupeIhu

Living a Māori way of life where our ancestry and our tikanga are priorities is the most sustainably radical thing we can do. We can be angry and we have

tosca tweets world

catatonichic

It is never not funny to me that Pākehā who are against "race based policies" that benefit Maori and encourage "separatism" forget that they are the majority because they deliberately

jen hay

jbhay

Our paper on non-Māori speakers’ remarkable implicit knowledge of te reo Māori sound patterns and word-forms has just been published. (http://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-78810-4) This was so much fun to work on.

Sascha Stronach (on Hiatus)

understatesmen

I've seen this argument coming up a lot, mostly based on a TERRIBLE article by a non-Māori author, so to make this clear: kirituhi doesn't mean 'moko done by non-Māori',

Grace Feltham

dclnzeputaiao

This kōrero from Tamati Coffey (while an incredibly poor take) is also a perfect example of the complex and ongoing effects of colonisation on Māori (1/15) One of the key

New Zealand Alternative

nzalternative

The Treaty of Waitangi is an international treaty between sovereign hapū Māori & the British Crown. The te reo Māori & English texts are contradictory & irreconcilable: they cannot be

Shaneel Lal (They/Them)

shaneellall

White feminism has left Māori women behind because many white feminists have no understanding of Te Ao Māori. White feminist believe that women doing exactly what men are doing is

Melanie D.

melulater

@TheHuiNZ has @toddmullerBoP on. @Mihi_Forbes asked him straight out about welfare & if he'd raise the benefits. He wouldn't answer. Wants to bring back their investment theme to welfare. Next

John Campbell

JohnJCampbell

This ( https://systemreview.health.govt.nz/ ) is the Health & Disability System Review. If you read it, you'll see two takes on the role & power of the Māori Health Authority. On

sineadplays🎄🎁☃️🍾🕎

sineadplays

There is currently a debate on the use of tā moko (sacred Māori tattoos) in #Cyberpunk2077 I would like to share it with you. I’m not Māori so I

Sereana Naepi

SereanaNaepi

We have done the numbers. We can now share how many Māori and Pacific academics there are up to 2019, and yeah it doesn’t look much different https://tinyurl.com/y4shtwuc 1/n As

Te Tangaroa Turnbull

madchefred

Maybe this isn't well understood, but can all the pākehā be taught that te Tiriti was signed during a period of French invasion of Te Moananui-A-Kiwa. That the only reason

Kingi Snelgar

kingisnelgar

It has been nearly a year since new Oranga Tamariki law was put in place. This law means CYFS must:1. put in policies to reduce disparity between Maori and non-Maori2.

Veranoa Hetet

whaeavee

A few people have asked me for my thoughts on JC being allowed to speak on the Marae / sexism / the belittling of Maori woman etc. I don't have

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Ahhmandah

although racism is strongly embedded in NZ I believe we could never achieve the kind of racial segregation that I hear some white south african immigrants yearning for & which

Dr Tara McAllister

taramcallister4

MĀORI ACADEMICS ARE SEVERELY UNDER-REPRESENTED IN NZ UNIS.We make up only ~5% of the total % of academics at NZ’s unis incl. @otago @AucklandUni @LincolnUniNZ @MasseyUni @AUTuni @UCNZ @waikato @VicUniWgtn

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