Post by Kiwi Frontline on May 5, 2021 5:49:40 GMT 12
MĀORI SCHOLARS SAY THEIR WORK ISN'T GETTING FAIR RECOGNITION DUE TO RACISM, UNCONSCIOUS BIAS
Jacinta Ruru, the first-ever Māori Professor of Law, said Tangata Whenua have had to resort to creating their own journals in order to have their voices heard.
"To succeed as a scholar you must be published, that is a requirement of our job."
Global publishers were a big part of the problem, she said.
"Māori don't feel that the mainstream publishing journals are very welcoming of us…..
www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2021/05/m-ori-scholars-say-their-work-isn-t-getting-fair-recognition-due-to-racism-unconscious-bias.html
Jacinta Ruru, the first-ever Māori Professor of Law, said Tangata Whenua have had to resort to creating their own journals in order to have their voices heard.
"To succeed as a scholar you must be published, that is a requirement of our job."
Global publishers were a big part of the problem, she said.
"Māori don't feel that the mainstream publishing journals are very welcoming of us…..
www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2021/05/m-ori-scholars-say-their-work-isn-t-getting-fair-recognition-due-to-racism-unconscious-bias.html