News for Racial Discrimination

[Darryn]

 

 

probably they just want to see more human than sheep, any race will do

You're an evil bastich...you know that right?

[Joseph22]

I wonder if Singaporean Indians are willing to rent to India Indians or not.

From what I heard. No many are willing..

[Jman888]

You're an evil bastich...you know that right?

 

 

i know

 

i stayed in an apartment in aust for 2 years, i almost burnt down the 3 storey town house, but lucky only strike the kitchen, i bet the agent will restrict chinese from renting that apartment after that

[Coolad]

From what I heard. No many are willing..

 

Some truth to it... especially with Northern India Indians... they "look down" on local Indians which they think shld be "lowly" peasants back in their home country... dumb caste system...

[Joseph22]

 

Some truth to it... especially with Northern India Indians... they "look down" on local Indians which they think shld be "lowly" peasants back in their home country... dumb caste system...

Here also got caste system. Opposition supporter think neutral voter like me are lower caste.😁

[Galantspeedz]

how is an inspection, applied regardless of colour racism?

 

Ads asking for a particular race are illegal...and it is enforced.

 

You may not believe it, but I saw less racism in New Zealand than I am seeing here

 

maybe because when in NZ you are the majority while now you are the minority

[RadX]

someone here say NZ not racist?

 

Teachers' bias against Maori pupils revealed in study

12:51 PM Monday May 5, 2014

Hana Turner says teachers' expectations were highest for Asian students, followed by Pakeha and Pasifika students.
A researcher has been shocked by the racist attitudes of the teachers she interviewed for a study looking at expectations for students' success.

Hana Turner conducted the survey for her thesis Teacher Expectations, Ethnicity and the Achievement Gap, part of a Master of Education degree at the University of Auckland.

"I wanted to find out whether teachers had different expectations for their students based on their ethnicity," she said.

But the responses from the 15 secondary school mathematics teachers in regards to their Maori students left her reeling.

She said she found some of the teachers blamed Maori students and their families for their lack of success in the classroom.

Teachers' expectations were highest for Asian students, followed by Pakeha and Pasifika students.

"But then much, much lower than that were the Maori students," Ms Turner said.

"The teachers predominantly had very negative opinions about their Maori students.

"They had very low expectations for them. They blamed the students themselves for not being as competent as other ethnic groups and they blamed the students' families.

"They said that the parents weren't interested in their children's education and that many Maori had criminal tendencies and would probably end up in jail."

Statements from the thesis included one from a teacher who said, "I watch this Police 10/7 [television show]...The suspects will always be Maori."

The study involved 15 mathematics teachers and 361 Year 9 and Year 10 students. The participants were recruited from five secondary schools in Auckland, three low- decile, one mid-decile and one high-decile.

The teachers and students completed questionnaires and ten teachers also participated in semi-structured interviews.

Ms Turner has been a teacher since 1998, having completed a Bachelor of Education and a DipTchg at the University's Faculty of Education.
She returned to the university to do her Masters on a Teach NZ scholarship, and graduates today.

Despite being blue eyed and having fair hair, Ms Turner is of Ngati Ranginui descent. Her grandfather, Maharaia Winiata, was the first Maori to study and be awarded a PhD outside of New Zealand.

Ms Turner hopes her thesis will highlight that work is still needed around culturally-responsive teaching in schools and teacher training organisations.

- NZ Herald

[Mockngbrd]

Oh I see. U are propose that we "hid " the problem so ppl think that certain place is not racist. Okay I get u

 

usually we call that being a hypocrite

[Galantspeedz]

http://www.3news.co.nz/Is-New-Zealand-a-racist-country/tabid/1785/articleID/294627/Default.aspx

Is New Zealand a racist country?

Race relations has long been dry tinder in New Zealand, ready to spark debate at a few inflammatory words.

From first contact, when Abel Tasman and Maori clashed in Murderer’s Bay in 1642, the meeting of different cultures and world-views in this country has caused tension. This year we’ve had debate around Richard Prosser’s “Wogistan” column, Danish MP Marie Krarup’s view that a Maori powhiri was “uncivilised and grotesque”, statistics showing Maori youth apprehended by police are more likely to be charged than Pakeha youth, an apology and $170m compensation for Tuhoe, and the United Nations calling our race relations “best practice”.

So race relations are never far from the headlines… or dinner table conversation.

Does this country need to take a good hard look at itself when it comes to how we treat other ethnicities? Or are our race relations something to be proud of?

On The Vote this month we debate whether New Zealand is a racist country. You vote, you decide.

 

Am i missing something here?

 

[Vid]

 

http://www.3news.co.nz/Is-New-Zealand-a-racist-country/tabid/1785/articleID/294627/Default.aspx

Is New Zealand a racist country?

Race relations has long been dry tinder in New Zealand, ready to spark debate at a few inflammatory words.

From first contact, when Abel Tasman and Maori clashed in Murderer’s Bay in 1642, the meeting of different cultures and world-views in this country has caused tension. This year we’ve had debate around Richard Prosser’s “Wogistan” column, Danish MP Marie Krarup’s view that a Maori powhiri was “uncivilised and grotesque”, statistics showing Maori youth apprehended by police are more likely to be charged than Pakeha youth, an apology and $170m compensation for Tuhoe, and the United Nations calling our race relations “best practice”.

So race relations are never far from the headlines… or dinner table conversation.

Does this country need to take a good hard look at itself when it comes to how we treat other ethnicities? Or are our race relations something to be proud of?

On The Vote this month we debate whether New Zealand is a racist country. You vote, you decide.

 

Am i missing something here?

 

 

 

Your post not clear enough without the chart. Here I up it here for you

 

 

 

[Joseph22]

Auto, why like that. He didn't say NZ not racist. Only say must hid from public. Not in public any how whack also can.

 

 

Your post not clear enough without the chart. Here I up it here for you

 

nzvote.jpg

 

 

[Vid]

Auto, why like that. He didn't say NZ not racist. Only say must hid from public. Not in public any how whack also can.

 

 

Can hide one meh?

[Joseph22]

 

Can hide one meh?

He suggest don't put on newspaper or advertisement. But secretly don't rent to them

[Vid]

He suggest don't put on newspaper or advertisement. But secretly don't rent to them

 

Ok... that will work too. And don't tell them in their face. Get the agent to do it

[Joseph22]

 

Ok... that will work too. And don't tell them in their face. Get the agent to do it

That's hypocrite.

[Vid]

If rent whole unit, just include repair costs into the rental. Want to rent $2000, just quote $3000. If they rent it, then the extra just prepare for reno lor

[Joseph22]

If rent whole unit, just include repair costs into the rental. Want to rent $2000, just quote $3000. If they rent it, then the extra just prepare for reno lor

U won't get a tenantz

[Vid]

U won't get a tenantz

 

That's the whole point isn't it. For those that you do not want to rent to, just quote higher. That way, you "hid" your racism isn't it?