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Story: Anti-racism and Treaty of Waitangi activism

All images and media

From page 1 - Early attitudes and anti-racism

Picturing a 'New Zealand savage'

Picturing a 'New Zealand savage'

Tāwhiao's 1884 petition to the queen

Tāwhiao's 1884 petition to the queen

Octavius Hadfield

Octavius Hadfield

Walter Mantell

From page 2 - First sporting contacts with South Africa

1921 Springbok tour

1921 Springbok tour

All-white All Blacks, 1928

All-white All Blacks, 1928

Rugby Union decision, 1959

Rugby Union decision, 1959

'No Maoris, no tour', 1960

'No Maoris, no tour', 1960

From page 3 - Opposing domestic and international racism, 1960s and 1970s

Ivan Sutherland, 1934

Ivan Sutherland, 1934

CARE and HART protest, 1972

CARE and HART protest, 1972

Syd Jackson

National Party election poster, 1972

National Party election poster, 1972

From page 4 - Organising against racism, 1970s to early 21st century

Māori land march, 1975

Māori land march, 1975

1981 Springbok rugby tour: a Pasifika reflection

1981 Springbok rugby tour: a Pasifika reflection

Women against the 1981 tour

Women against the 1981 tour (2nd of 2)

Anti-tour march, 1981

Anti-tour march, 1981 (1st of 1)

Women's anti-racism march

Women's anti-racism march

From page 5 - Government and community anti-racism organisations

Chinese New Year celebration, 2008

Chinese New Year celebration, 2008

Diversity Action Programme

Diversity Action Programme

Project Waitangi poster

Project Waitangi poster (1st of 2)

Treaty 2U

Treaty 2U (2nd of 2)

How to cite this page:

Robert Consedine, 'All images and media', Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/en/anti-racism-and-treaty-of-waitangi-activism/media (accessed 23 September 2023)

Story by Robert Consedine, published 5 May 2011, reviewed & revised 28 May 2018