The article discusses Richard Shaw’s book _The Good Settler_, which exposes the violent history of Pākehā settlers in New Zealand, challenging dominant colonial narratives and advocating for a more honest and inclusive national history taught in schools.
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curriculum omission of settler violence
Book of the Week: Too much focus on the evils of Pākehā ancestorsabsence of Māori history in past curricula
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