“If Pākehā people want something different, or want an end to the ‘Māori problem’, it’s our white-centric social and economic structures that must change, and the way we view the world.” — Elizabeth Ann Cook.
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“They attempt to cast themselves as victims. Yet in reality, their legislative efforts are causing harm to working-class women, including a large cohort of Māori and Pasifika women.” — Rebekah Graham.
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“I think for those of us who identify as Pākehā, or who grew up in Pākehā dominant spaces, there’s a special responsibility to strive to be aware of our own advantages in Aotearoa New Zealand.”
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