“I want to use my privilege to serve something that’s bigger than me. And I want to use my voice to highlight that some of us have so much, and we don’t realise that it’s at the expense of other people and communities and also of Papatūānuku.” — Brooke Pao Stanley.
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“There’s a tendency for health policy to lump minority groups together, and then come up with generic solutions which don’t necessarily work for us.” — Dr Siro Fuata‘i.
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“June was a matriarch of Donna Corleone proportions. Smoked up a storm, was a hotshot card player, and swore like a trooper. She had a shotgun under her bed.” — Moana Maniapoto.
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“One of the reasons that many of the more vulnerable whānau turn to third-tier lenders and shop trucks is that they’re treated nicely. They have things done for them, and aren’t made to feel stupid.”
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It’s hard not to be impressed by Emeline Afeaki-Mafile’o. At 25, she started her own non-profit...
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