Racism and its impact on maori

1. What is a significant factor contributing to Māori overrepresentation in the criminal justice system?

• Lack of education

• Cultural stereotypes and racial profiling

• Higher crime rates among Māori

• Geographic isolation

2. Which of the following is a key ongoing effort to combat racism and improve conditions for Māori?

• Increased restrictions on Māori cultural practices

• Removal of healthcare services from rural Māori communities

• Revitalization of Te Reo Māori (Māori language)

• Limiting Māori participation in government

3. What health disparity do Māori often face compared to non-Māori?

• Higher life expectancy

• Lower rates of chronic illnesses

• Poorer access to healthcare services

• Better access to education

4. What was one of the historical impacts of colonization on Māori communities?

• Strengthened Māori governance systems

• Introduction of policies that marginalized Māori

• Increased land ownership among Māori

• Preservation of all Māori cultural practices

5. What is a common stereotype about Māori that contributes to systemic racism?

• They are highly educated

• They are naturally criminal

• They are economically successful

• They are politically dominant

6. What is one of the long-term effects of racism on Māori health outcomes?

• Higher rates of diabetes and cardiovascular diseases

• Improved life expectancy

• Increased mental health services

• Equal access to healthcare

7. Which of the following policies aims to promote Māori cultural preservation?

• Abolishing traditional land rights

• Expanding the teaching of Te Reo Māori in schools

• Limiting Māori media presence

• Reducing Māori representation in parliament

8. Which of the following is a challenge Māori face in the education system?

• High dropout rates

• Equal representation in universities

• No cultural bias in the curriculum

• Full access to educational resources