Prominent Māori radicals of the 1970s and 1980s, Donna Awatere (left) and Ripeka Evans graced the cover of the feminist magazine Broadsheetin October 1982. Both were members of the pioneering radical organisation Ngā Tamatoa. Awatere later published Maori sovereignty,an influential text for the Māori protest movement. From the 1980s Evans held senior positions in a variety of public agencies.
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Broadsheet
Reference: Broadsheet 103 (October, 1982)
by Gil Hanly
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