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Loading Docs 2017 - He Kākano Ahau: From the Spaces in Between
Web (Full Length) – 2017
Takatāpui once meant an intimate companion of the same sex. Nowadays it's used to mean Māori who have diverse genders and sexualities. I really enjoy the word because I think it brings me as Māori and brings me as queer together. I feel like it's a more whole identity of who I am.– Kassie Hartendorp on being queer and Māori
It feels like they're inviting us to fill a quota. We are so much more than cultural entertainment.– Kassie Hartendorp, on her kapa haka group being asked to sing at the Wellington International Pride Parade
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