Moana Jackson: Portrait of a quiet revolutionary | nzherald.co.nz
2024 ж. 13 Мам.
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Called a disruptor, navigator, transformer and visionary, Moana Jackson was many things to many people. Towards the end of his battle with cancer he sat down to talk about his life and groundbreaking work in Māori criminal justice and constitutional reform with broadcaster and ‘niece’ Moana Maniapoto. Video / Tawera & Black Pearl Productions
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A true rangatira in every sense of the word. Soft-spoken, intelligent, educated and determined. R.I.P.❤🙏🏽
We miss your voice right now Matua
I am inspired Matua you are the eternal flame !!!!! Thank you Sir you are the greatest , Rest In Love
A great man ❤ full of knowledge. Kind and gentle man
Wow what a Remarkable Man Matua Moana Jackson is...has all the Attributes of a Fine Rangatira and the Makings of a well Decorated Pou yet 2 Stand also in the Sacred Whare Tupuna of His Hapu and Iwi...From a Star 2 a Rangatira..Rangatira back 2 a Star Moe mai ra ArohaWairua. ERU aka KHZN (cousin) xxxx Nga Hau E Wha xxxx
I watch this so many times. Saddens me wish i had the opportunity to have meet moana Jackson. I hope i get the chance to meet the people that surrounded him inspiring. Thank you all for all the hard work. Pray for a better future for all mokopuna and for all the people of Aotearoa to live in peace and harmony. rest in peace Moana Jackson
Very good documentary .It helped me to understand the Maori struggle better.
The world feels a little less without you matua. Oki oki, moe mai ra e te rangatira ❤
im not sure why we let them. why do we not all unite and demand change. why are we still here 30 years later. i get fustrated we are not loud enough sometimes
In the 1970s Moanas Dad met on a monthly basis with other Ngati Porou workers from Watties for a catch up morning tea, I met Moanas Dad at the meetings as my Mother in law was from Waipiro Bay and enjoyed the Watties catch ups with all the old staff and family relations. Nice meetings at Mrs Lawsons unit in Mahora Hastings. I have a few family stories about Moanas family when they lived up the east coast and their All Black connections.
Thanks NZHerald for this item; Condolences to the whanau for their loss; We too are sad to have lost a valuable warrior in the fight for reasoned governance; We know that Moana was an educated, well mannered man; and will no doubt be remembered among the home fires and afar for his scholarship and reservation; his manner and conduct was admirable and he strived to be that ‘perfect man’ in speech and temperment; a giant on whose shoulders We might stand; however, for all of Moanas influence to amend the colonial justice systems inherent flaws from ‘within’, there remained the old adage, “it is impossible to change the status quo, while a persons salary relies on maintaining it”;
So insightful, so sad and yet so beautiful.
Haere raa koe ehara ko te uri taakerekere o Kahungunu ringa hora , te tukemata raa i whakataukiitia mai e oo tiipuna haere ki a ratau e koro te matua o te motu neki o Aotearoa .
Thank you!
Pure class.
Thanks Moana
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