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taangata whenua

Māori society
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  • Māori performing kapa haka
    Māori
    / Māori culture in the 21st century

    …right to be received as tangata whenua (ā€œpeople of the landā€) in the village of their ancestors. It means the acceptance of group membership and the shared recognition, with members of the group, of distinctly Māori ways of thinking and behaving. There has been some revival of the teaching of…

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    …right to be received as tangata whenua (ā€œpeople of the landā€) in the village of their ancestors. It means the acceptance of group membership and the shared recognition, with members of the group, of distinctly Māori ways of thinking and behaving. There has been some revival of the teaching of…

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