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In this episode, we sit down with Tina Ngata, hailing from Ngāti Porou, an advocate for Indigenous, human, and environmental rights. Recorded during the Mahi a Atua Rangi Parauri Wānanga in Gisborne, Tina shares her passion for justice, the hard decisions she’s faced, and the central role of connection in her work.
We explore critical topics like the Doctrine of Discovery, colonialism, and the savage warrior myth, as well as the importance of controlling the narrative.
Tina offers practical insights on being an ally, navigating privilege, and breaking free from systemic traps.
0:00 Intro
3:35 Passion for Justice
5:30 Making Hard Decisions
8:00 Focus on Connection
10:20 The Doctrine of Discovery
13:30 Colonialism and Colonisation
18:30 The Savage Warrior Myth
30:00 Controlling the Narrative
34:30 The Trap
41:00 What Can Someone Do
44:30 Being an Ally
47:25 Dripping in Privilege
50:30 Final Words
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In this episode, we sit down with Tina Ngata, hailing from Ngāti Porou, an advocate for Indigenous, human, and environmental rights. Recorded during the Mahi a Atua Rangi Parauri Wānanga in Gisborne, Tina shares her passion for justice, the hard decisions she’s faced, and the central role of connection in her work.
We explore critical topics like the Doctrine of Discovery, colonialism, and the savage warrior myth, as well as the importance of controlling the narrative.
Tina offers practical insights on being an ally, navigating privilege, and breaking free from systemic traps.
0:00 Intro
3:35 Passion for Justice
5:30 Making Hard Decisions
8:00 Focus on Connection
10:20 The Doctrine of Discovery
13:30 Colonialism and Colonisation
18:30 The Savage Warrior Myth
30:00 Controlling the Narrative
34:30 The Trap
41:00 What Can Someone Do
44:30 Being an Ally
47:25 Dripping in Privilege
50:30 Final Words
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