Media, racism and public health psychology

MEDIA RESEARCH

Description

This article focuses on New Zealand media representations of Māori and the contributions media make to the ongoing processes of colonisation. It explains how media, by accepting colonial relationships and treating colonial practices and institutions as normal, marginalises Māori, who become foreigners in their own land.

Resources

2006-Nairn-Media-Racism-Psychology

Resource type

Academic article

Year

2006

Primary author

Ray Nairn

Secondary author(s)

Frank Pega, Tim McCreanor, Jenny Rankine, Angela Barnes

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