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The United States has joined the Christchurch Call to Action after years of holding back.
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Floyd's family say the charges reinforce the Constitution's "strength and wisdom".
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Any gains in women's rights in Afghanistan will be at risk after US troops withdraw.
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Goff says speakers' views "despicable" but ruling was about whether RFA acted lawfully.
'Structural racism': Waitangi Tribunal blasts Oranga Tamariki
Tribunal says it's time for Māori to "reclaim their space".
California police accused of excessive force over death
Police pinned Latino man to the ground for over five minutes.
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AUT researcher finds Ahmadi members face religious discrimination on two fronts in NZ.
Lawsuit less than a week after Honolulu police shooting
Family of black SA man killed by police say racial discrimination fuelled shooting.
7 deputies on leave after fatal shooting of Black man
Seven deputies placed on leave after Black man shot in back during drug-related arrest.
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A 21-year-old man was reportedly told he could not buy food at the fair.
Racism prevalent in New Zealand, says new report
Racism is not on the decline for everyone, and its impacts are far-reaching.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: We need more Māori on TV - and not on Police Ten 7
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Survey reveals 93% of Māori experience racism daily
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'Agitation and protest' still needed in queer community: activist
The Wellington queer activist says there's been wild change since the 1960s.
Goal shot: Netball star rejected from club comp based on gender
'People say to me, it's not personal - but it is,' says boy netball star and umpire.
Meghan Markle's racism claims reverberate around the world
Experts say Duchess' interview - and the response to it - show how racism is dismissed.
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Women prisoners: 'Hear our voices'
Opinion: Incarcerated women are among the most disadvantaged in our society.
Angela Lim: Is gender bias a myth?
Opinion: The excremental truth about being a young, ethnic woman chief executive.
Kiwi women fall behind in sole home-owning stakes - report
'Pay parity is linked to wealth parity.'
Mahinarangi touches hearts as many aspire to reclaim their names
Mother of little girl stunned by how many others have had to deal with the same issue.
Chinese Kiwis fear for safety as more experience discrimination
The pandemic feeds fear which manifest itself in racism and discrimination: Meng Foon.
Sasha Borissenko: How much has the legal industry actually changed?
A diversity scorecard on legal industry.
'Blatant racism': Pacific Island workers abused on the street
'On which level do you guys think it's okay to say this?'
Racist taunt shocks North Shore Māori mum
Meng Foon says the incident strengthens the need for laws against hate speech.
Racist rant on Magic Talk: Why John Banks' sacking shouldn't be the end of the story
It's easy to sacrifice John Banks. It's a lot harder to stop funding racism.
Racial slur in road-rage incident left man feeling 'subhuman'
The man said he felt like 'not a person' after the incident.
'Offensive' discriminatory term: Complaint against TVNZ upheld
The BSA found the broadcaster breached discrimination and denigration standards.
UN: Technology in policing may reinforce racial bias
New York Times: Big data and AI tools may reproduce already existing biases in policing.
Defiant Oranga Tamariki boss says she will not quit
Grainne Moss insists she's committed to the agency to make change.
UN chief urges global fight against pandemic and hatred
Antonio Guterres says anti-Semitism, anti-Muslim hatred and discrimination is on the rise.
US states move to suppress racist language
One political scientist says people are now taking concrete steps to address racism.