The naked hypocrisy of the so-called champagne socialists, especially my Pakeha friends, sitting around shaming each other because they mispronounced ‘Otahuhu’ hit me in the face like freezing-cold water. The issues that are facing us all and that specifically affect Māori citizens in distinct ways will never be fixed like that: it’s a sham.
“Women aren’t mentioned at all; neither is breastfeeding. Childbirth is described just once in list form as ‘birthing’; a less specific word with quite different connotations and usages.” – @gcsarahjean
“Puberty blockers are not medicine. Gender surgeries are not life-saving. Sexuality education for children is grooming. We want answers.” -@MKorero
There was a time, in human history, when we did not make images of ourselves or the world around us, or wonder how the world was created. We were not always artists or philosophers. We lived as other animals do, more or less in the moment (although that is not to say that we did […]
Meddling with these details carries a range of risks, including fraud, infringements on women’s rights and protections, and child safeguarding issues.
Our speech is being compelled and censored, and our legacy media giants are complicit, parroting the party line on every major news and opinion network.
Tēna koutou, tēna koutou, tēna koutou katoa. Six weeks ago, in a historic inner-city park, two & a half thousand New Zealanders descended upon a women’s rights event and drove out our guest speaker by force. The odds were twenty to one, for the mob. New Zealand wāhine were successfully prevented from talking about our […]