Crossing the line or unapologetically Māori?
Image: Dr Kiri Tamihere-Waititi, a clinical psychologist and Māori activist, speaks in a POV Spotlight interview discussing her advocacy for Māori wellbeing, identity, and kaupapa Māori solutions. (Supplied / Screenshot courtesy of Mahi Tahi / YouTube)
Great comment, as our reflex-`due diligence’ seek positives to build on magnify under tension.
I am from ngapuhi and being in Waitangi it felt like to me was a challenge towards eru Kapa- king and his korero. Eru and Waiti done there korero back and forward. Why would you even feel like it was the right time to be disrespectful to a Tane that was honoring his mother . I get that your tupuna and wairua felt like you had to pai ana and supporting your Tane and father. But I didn’t see no kaumatua and kuias even knowloging it. Maria Meno Kapa king was right to tell you to back off . Eru Kapa- kingi is supporting toi titi Waitangi. Lady you need to know your place