The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday – 3rd March 2021
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
Most Recent Blogs
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TWITTER WATCH: Jan Logie strikes back & why she’s still wrong
…seeing as Jan has taken the time to respond, it would be wrong not to reciprocate.
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Political Caption Competition
COSTER: Knock. knock. BRIDGES: Who’s there? COSTER: Woke BRIDGES: Woke who? COSTER: Too woke to joke sucka! BRIDGES: …..
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday – 2nd March 2021
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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MUST READ: How to end race and class inequalities destroying working people’s lives
We have to take a long, hard look at why the system has failed Maori despite three decades of progress in certain areas. There has been a significant growth in professional and middle-class layers amongst Maori which is a good thing. There has been an expansion in Maori-run businesses and assets under Maori control that deliver services directly to Maori people.
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The Long March From The Bottom To The Top.
Real left-wingers, today, emulating the real left-wingers of the 1980s, would require those advocating top-down revolution to first obtain a bottom-up mandate.
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7 Day Lockdown Political Winners & Losers
And so the mighty City State of Auckland has been struck down again to Level 3 because someone wasn’t following the rules. This rule breaching has unleashed a cacophony of judgement and fury that makes John Banks TalkBack seem progressive.
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On Cultural Communication Amidst The Current Covid Cluster Management
I have seen a few comments about the place concerning Case M etc. – asking if maybe the Government didn’t do enough to communicate with the person (and family) in question in culturally relevant ways or a language he could understand.
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Auckland is lucky to have Efeso Collins leadership & vision during Covid
In times of crisis, leadership is tempered.
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Dr Liz Gordon: Get those prisons reformed!
There has been a lot of media over the past week focussed on the need to improve the prisons. I must say that I have been disturbed by Kelvin Davis’ ‘blame the victim’ stance.