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e-Tangata
208 pages.
On cover: This is about telling the stories that matter to us. Contents: Naida Glavish: She wouldn't comply -- Linda Tuhiwai Smith: Transforming education -- An awakening for a Pākehā / Kennedy Warne -- Tangihanga : a dying tradition / Moana Maniapoto -- Eliota Fuimaona-Sapolu: Sad days at Auckland Grammar -- Sima Urale: They knew I was naughty -- Andrew Judd: An upbringing too white by far -- Ending the shame of not speaking the reo / Nadine Millar -- Just because sex is taboo, doens't mean we're not doing it / Laura Toailoa -- A voyage around my father / Victor Rodger -- Kingi Taurua: Go and fina Pākehā name -- Sofita Hao'uli: Ignorance makes you exploitable -- Joan Metge: On Māori nd Pākehā -- Teresia Teaiwa: You can't paint the Pacific with just one brush stroke -- Jim Bolger: Maybe the Urewera owns itself -- The only Māori in the room / Māmari Stephens -- Gilbert Enoka: A winning formula -- Facing the truth about the wars / Moana Jackson -- Why we're reo refugees / Moana Maniapoto.
Summary: A set of Maori, Pasifika, and tangata Tiriti writers combine in this celebration of some of the best writing from E-Tangata. Traverse a landscape of contemporary and historical issues through the lens of a mother's loss, a man's hard-won expertise, a homesick student abroad and with the knowledge that all good things begin with ten guitars (Publisher)
e-Tangata (Magazine)
BWB texts.