When Māori women wrapped themselves in red and turned their backs at the Treaty of Waitangi commemoration, it wasn’t just protest, it was a declaration. A call. A karanga. In this blog, Phoebe Davis writes about Paraikete Whero, the red blanket movement, and how it’s become a symbol of Indigenous democracy, resistance, and hope. From Aotearoa (New Zealand) to wherever you are in the world: if you care about justice, the earth, and collective freedom, rise up.
