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Colourblind campaign up against bullying and timid 'niceness'

Rod Vaughan
Wed, 11 Jul 2018

Ad man John Ansell has again discovered the topic of race relations is too hot for many New Zealanders to handle in public.

Less than a month after the Remuera Rotary Club suddenly pulled the plug on a talk he was due to give about racial separatism, he has run into more obstacles.

After

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Rod Vaughan
Wed, 11 Jul 2018
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