“I had started to notice our reo all around me. We could hear it on the news, and we could see it on our government buildings and street signs. You would hear people saying ‘Kia ora’ and ‘Mōrena’ when you got into work. It began to feel okay to be Māori. Then came the new coalition government.” — Hira Nathan.
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“Stereotypes affect, and infect, all of us — including those of us who suffer because of them. They don’t just live in the heads of those who use them to hammer us, but in ours as well.” — Shelley Burne-Field.
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