A young Māori woman who received a shocking reply from a potential landlord feels she was discriminated against because of her Māori name, a name gifted to her by her koro.
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NewsSwimming pool sign- a splash of "casual racism"?
Waiariki MP Tamati Coffey has labelled an image on a safety sign at a swimming pool as “casual racism”.
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Kmart denies racially profiling Māori teen
A Hamilton teen has spoken out after alleged racial profiling by staff at Kmart Te Rapa.
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Blackface incident "racist and dehumanising"- Iwi leader
Ngāti Ruanui iwi leader Debbie Ngarewa Packer has called the actions of a community group racist after they donned blackface in a Christmas street parade.
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Gisborne locals rally against racism
An anti-racism rally took place outside the Gisborne District Council this morning. The rally follows councillor Meredith Akuhata-Brown's allegation that her colleague Malcolm MacLean made racist remarks.
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Gisborne District Councillor accused of racist remarks named
The name of the Gisborne District Councillor alleged to have said "not enough" local Māori were killed at Captain Cook's arrival has officially been released.
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Gisborne councillor's explanation 'rubbish'- Akuhata-Brown
Gisborne District Councillor Meredith Akuhata-Brown is rubbishing the explanation provided by her colleague who allegedly said "not enough" local Māori were killed on Captain Cook's arrival in Aotearoa.
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Protest rally turns into a victory party
A mass peaceful protest rally against alt-right activists Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneaux turned into a jubilant party following the cancellation of the pairs speaking engagement in Auckland. Protestors say the decision is a victory for the city's diverse communities and Aotearoa.
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Prisoner advocates join rally to protest Canadian speakers
Prisoner advocacy organisation People Against Prisons Aotearoa (PAPA) have announced the will be joining the Tāmaki Anti-Fascist coalition in Aotea Square tomorrow to mobilise against a public talk by controversial Canadian speakers, Stefan Molyneux and Lauren Southern.
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Professor refuses to back down from legal threats
University professor Dr Leonie Pihama refuses to back down after receiving a letter from Sir Bob Jones’ lawyers seeking an apology after comments she made in a personal tweet.
