Kia Ora
Today's blog is about Parihaka.
In the 1870s and 1880s, Parihaka was the site of New Zealand most visible episodes of peaceful protest when two Maori leaders, Te Whiti & Tohu Kakahi used passive resistance methods to occupy Maori land that the colonial government had confiscated.
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Some interesting facts Kaycee. Great choice of image - perhaps you could have explained why the children were wearing Raukura feathers.
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