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- Title
- Elizabeth Kerekere - homosexual law reform
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- PrideNZ
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- PrideNZ
- Description
Elizabeth reflects on her early activist years with the Black Women's movement, homosexual law reform, the formation of Tiwhanawhana and the new resource booklet Takataapui: part of the whanau - a continuation of her support for diverse rainbow communities.The booklet can be freely downloaded from the Mental Health Foundation.
- Format
- Audio
- Date created
- 09-12-2015
- Creator
- pridenz.com
- URL
- https://www.pridenz.com/elizabeth_kerekere_homosexual_law_reform.html
- Locations
- Wellington, Aotearoa New Zealand
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