
This episode discusses biculturalism in New Zealand, anti-Treaty sentiments, and personal experiences of racism. Susan Devoy shares her insights on the challenges faced by the country.
Devoy highlights the ongoing issues with biculturalism, noting that many complaints she received were anti-Ar and anti-Treaty. She emphasizes the need for New Zealand to embrace its treaty and learn from other countries, particularly Australia.
She recounts her own experiences with racism, including receiving a death threat and being physically assaulted. Devoy describes a shocking incident where she was pushed aside and verbally attacked, illustrating the hostility some face.
Devoy also mentions receiving disturbing gifts and messages, such as a box of dog feces wrapped as a present and books on Christianity sent to her local squash club. These experiences underline the confrontational nature of racism in New Zealand.
Susan Devoy discusses racism and biculturalism challenges in New Zealand, sharing her personal experiences with hostility and threats.

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We should be proud of our treaty.Dame Susan Devoy on her time as Race Relations Commissioner.#newzealand #nzpol #nzpodcast
I got a death threat... I was just so shocked.Dame Susan Devoy on her time as Race Relations Commissioner.#newzealand #nzpol #nzpodcast
It was just really confrontational.Dame Susan Devoy on her time as Race Relations Commissioner.#newzealand #nzpol #nzpodcast