"Diversity
"We firmly believe in the power of diversity and inclusion within the music industry. We recognize that gender and race diversity are not just buzzwords; they are essential elements that enrich the cultural tapestry of music and promote creativity, innovation, and unity. Across our crew rosters and our lineups we are always looking for opportunities to improve on this.
"We have a unique place in the underground scene here in Aotearoa and we want to be sure not to take that lightly, In an industry that has historically been dominated by certain voices, it is crucial to dismantle barriers and create a platform where artists from all backgrounds can thrive. By fostering gender and race diversity, we open doors to new perspectives, stories, and experiences that broaden our collective journey in music and art.
"We strive to amplify the voices of underrepresented artists, providing them with a platform to share their unique talents with the world. By doing so, we hope to inspire future generations and encourage aspiring musicians, artists and people from all walks of life to pursue their dreams fearlessly."
Hmmm. Hypocrisy is one word that comes to mind. Priggishness, bigotry and intolerance are three others.
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"We firmly believe in the power of diversity and inclusion within the music industry."
Ok...so say one thing, do another. Hypocrisy about sums it up. Also, stepping well outside their lane. NZers should refrain from comment or opinion regarding the Middle East.Very few of them have the least idea of the complexities of the history. And, very clearly, this lot are equally ignorant. Just stay out of it, folks.
Aotearoa: a country in which I do not live. Nor do they: another example of their ignorance, this time about NZ history.
Diversity unless you're Jewish I presume. As an aside, I see that the "genocidal apartheid Zionist entity" (otherwise known as Israel) has just held elections. Non-Jewish Arab parties won 14.7pc of the vote, getting 19 seats out of the 120 in the Knesset, effectively the balance of power. Some people find it an inconvenient truth, if not outright confronting, that Israeli Arabs have the same rights including the right to vote and be in the Knesset as do the hated Jews. Some apartheid state. Some genocide.
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