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Three of the great wāhine toa (women warriors) of the later 20th century stand together at Waitangi in 1985. They are (from left) Whina Cooper, leader of the 1975 Māori land march, Eva Rickard, leader of the Raglan golf course occupation in 1978, and Titewhai Harawira, an activist in many protests.
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