US EditionOur people didn’t sit back and accept silence
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Our people didn’t sit back and accept silence
Shonelle Wana. (Photo supplied) We mustn’t forget that the voting system was initially designed to exclude Māori, writes Shonelle Wana. With the upcoming Tāmaki Makaurau by-election and local council elections on the horizon, I’ve found myself reflecting on the meaning of voting. What I realised was that it’s easy to forget something important: Māori weren’t always allowed to vote. The systems of government that run this country today were nev…
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