Mount Albert Grammar accused of discrimination over student’s tā moko
A major New Zealand school was accused of discrimination after requiring a Māori student to cover his tā moko design.
Mount Albert Grammar, one of New Zealand's largest schools, has been accused of discrimination after a Māori student was required to cover his tā moko. The student had earlier been told to scrub off a drawn-on version of the design from his arm.
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Mount Albert Grammar accused of ‘discrimination’ after Māori student told to scrub off tā moko design
One of the largest schools in the country has been accused of discrimination.
Newstalk ZB
Mount Albert Grammar accused of ‘discrimination’ after Māori student told to scrub off tā moko design
One of New Zealand’s largest schools has been accused of discrimination after a Māori student was required to cover his tā moko – and earlier told to scrub a drawn-on version of the design from his arm.