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       NZ Human Rights Commission: Give Nothing to Racism (2017)
       By: Sylwia Date: January 10, 2018, 4:24 pm
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  HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9n_UPyVR5s
       [quote]Racism starts small. Sometimes it lives in everyday
       actions and comments that we laugh off, nod in agreement to,
       excuse, and therefore accept. But we don’t have
       to. We can stop casual racism from growing into something
       more extreme. We can give it no encouragement. No
       respect. No place. No power. We can give it
       nothing. www.givenothing.co.nz[/quote]
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       Re: NZ Human Rights Commission: Give Nothing to Racism (2017)
       By: Sylwia Date: January 10, 2018, 4:25 pm
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       and this is from my favourite episode of FOTC, Drive By,
       coincidentally, written and directed by Taika
  HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zs_rXxi0zhM
       ;D
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       Re: NZ Human Rights Commission: Give Nothing to Racism (2017)
       By: Sylwia Date: January 10, 2018, 5:01 pm
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  HTML http://stoppress.co.nz/news/smile-cheeky-giggle-even-simple-nod-agreement-taika-waititi-explains-how-easy-it-give-racism
       [quote] ‘A smile, a cheeky giggle, even a simple nod in
       agreement’: Taika Waititi explains how easy it is to give to
       racism
       June 15, 2017
       Taika Waititi dips into the tropes of charity advertising as he
       fronts a new campaign by Clemenger BBDO for the New Zealand
       Human Rights Commission.
       In a short video currently running across the Commission’s
       social channels, Waititi calls on New Zealanders to give a
       little to racism, even if it’s only a smile, a cheeky giggle or
       a nod in agreement.
       “Racism needs your help to survive,” he says.
       The point Waititi, of course, makes is that New Zealanders need
       to do more to wipe out the casual racism that continues to
       pervade society.
       A small nod in agreement with a racist remark makes people think
       it’s okay to hold those views and leads to persistence of those
       comments in society. And while a small gesture somewhat
       indifferent gesture might not seem like a big deal to the person
       making it, those on the receiving end of casual racism
       definitely feel the impact.
       “… to the people receiving the racism, they’ll be getting
       hundreds of bits every day. So it will add up. It will be
       noticed,” says Waititi.
       The Waititi video serves to launch the New Zealand Human Rights
       Commission’s ‘Give nothing to racism’ campaign, which has
       already attracted support from a range of celebrities, including
       Sonny Bill Williams, Broods, and Miriama Kamo, among others. The
       Commission has also released a series of street posters to push
       the cause.
       Each of the celebrities is featured in a short video showing
       them laughing before abruptly stopping.
       Members of the public are also invited to record their own video
       clips and make a stand against the casual racism that’s often
       dropped into daily conversations.
       Credits:
       Client: NZ Human Rights Commission
       Agency: Clemenger BBDO | Touchcast
       Media: OMD Wellington and Fuse
       Production Company: Curious Film
       Photography: Match Photographers [/quote]
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