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Wāhine M Māori framed as excluded and targeted in political participation
Framing Māori as included and empowered through cultural continuity and ancestral knowledge
Framing Māori as central to development, belonging, and cultural continuity
Gloriavale leadership is framed as adversarial toward Māori members through racialised power dynamics
Māori community is portrayed as resilient and reclaiming cultural belonging despite systemic marginalisation
Māori identity framed as genetically invalid and socially illegitimate
The Māori community is positively framed as resilient and reconnecting with cultural identity and purpose after exclusion
Framed as intellectually inferior and disruptive
The Māori community is framed as a unified, resilient political force acting in its own interest
Māori political self-determination is portrayed as valid, empowered, and inclusive
Framed as culturally significant and unjustly excluded