New research released today shows that 93 percent of Māori in Aotearoa experience racism every day, and even more - 96 percent - say racism is a problem for their whānau.
Usually it is referring to Maori cultural knowledge, but it tends to be given less weight than say christian cultural knowledge, or European cultural knowledge.
e.g. from the report
“Tū rangatira [stand proudly as chiefs] encapsulates my rights, responsibilities, and obligations to stand. It enables me to make decisions and choices for myself and others. It also relates to mana-enhancing, protecting mine and others”
Rangatiratanga pre-survey respondent
In my view, this Moari knowledge has a lot more similarity with stoic philosophy than with version of European (mostly British) cultural knowledge that we have.
Usually it is referring to Maori cultural knowledge, but it tends to be given less weight than say christian cultural knowledge, or European cultural knowledge.
e.g. from the report
In my view, this Moari knowledge has a lot more similarity with stoic philosophy than with version of European (mostly British) cultural knowledge that we have.