By John Tamihere
Judith Collins has spent a lot of money and effort in defining a national debate.
A debate commenced while she was a senior Cabinet Minister. A debate consented to whilst she was a high-ranking Government Minister in the John Key administration.
He Puapua is a paper discussing how Aotearoa may implement its agreement to the Indigenous Rights Debate.
Let’s be clear, Collins is not making hate speech. She is knowingly enriching it, emboldening it and inciting it. I have written this column because everything I have read on Collins’ defining debate has been written by white people about brown people.
MEC Schäfer accused of playing race card in gaffe over student s UCT admission
14 March 2021 12:29 PM
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Education MEC Debbie Schäfer has been accused of race-baiting after peddling incorrect claims that a top matric pupil was rejected by UCT.
On Saturday, MEC Schäfer tweeted misleading information about a matric 2020 top achiever who appeared to have been rejected by the University of Cape Town (UCT).
The tweet elicited a string of negative comments about transformation, BEE, and race quotas.
However, UCT has issued a statement correcting false claims that the student was not accepted.
According to the university, the student declined UCT s acceptance offer last month.