Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jun 29, 2019 11:02:44 GMT 12
Rotorua Daily Post 29/6/19
POSITIVITY KEY
It’s always been okay to be Maori (Dr Rawiri Taonui, June 23), just like its okay to be any race.
The key Is education, then the world, yes the world, is your oyster for career opportunities.
I wish people would realise this and just get on with It instead of publishing this sort of tit-for-tat stuff which gets you nowhere. Actually, it sticks up walls between the races.
We all realise the wrongs that have been done and are trying to put it right but two wrongs don’t make a right — all it does is keep the cycle of racism, going.
A word of friendly advice: Look at the glass half full — positivity is the key to anything.
A 'can-do attitude" goes a long s way, especially in this PC society we all live in.
Harmony of the races is the key to living a long and happy life in this land of ours, what's that saying? United we stand, divided we fall. and this country is definitely worth being united for, isn't it?
GAVIN MUIR Rotorua
Dom Post 29/6/19 (To the point section)
Whanau is the word now being presented in the media. What’s wrong with the former word whamily?
BRYAN JOHNSON, Omokoroa
POSITIVITY KEY
It’s always been okay to be Maori (Dr Rawiri Taonui, June 23), just like its okay to be any race.
The key Is education, then the world, yes the world, is your oyster for career opportunities.
I wish people would realise this and just get on with It instead of publishing this sort of tit-for-tat stuff which gets you nowhere. Actually, it sticks up walls between the races.
We all realise the wrongs that have been done and are trying to put it right but two wrongs don’t make a right — all it does is keep the cycle of racism, going.
A word of friendly advice: Look at the glass half full — positivity is the key to anything.
A 'can-do attitude" goes a long s way, especially in this PC society we all live in.
Harmony of the races is the key to living a long and happy life in this land of ours, what's that saying? United we stand, divided we fall. and this country is definitely worth being united for, isn't it?
GAVIN MUIR Rotorua
Dom Post 29/6/19 (To the point section)
Whanau is the word now being presented in the media. What’s wrong with the former word whamily?
BRYAN JOHNSON, Omokoroa