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Meanings of pākehā in English

We have no meanings for "pākehā" in our records yet.
Usage of pākehā in English
1
The move comes amidst growing concern around pākehā artists culturally appropriating the Māori culture.
Radio NZ
2
They come out of our Māori communities, our pākehā communities and our other communities.
Radio NZ
3
In particular the appointments of leadership roles in education were often made by non-Māori and pākehā.
Radio NZ
4
That's compared to one in five pākehā.
Radio NZ
5
But Moa said pākehā artists need to do their research before using tāmoko in their artwork, and it should only be depicted on Māori.
Radio NZ
6
I decided to stay in Auckland and set sail on this road and try to be as good a pākehā as any pākehā could be.
Radio NZ
7
Dr Raymond Nairn is a self-described Pākehā of Scottish and English descent.
Radio NZ
8
Your hands to the tools of the Pākehā to provide physical sustenance.
Radio NZ
9
Middle-aged Pākehā males fill 12 seats while one councillor has European-Chinese heritage.
Radio NZ
10
But the truth is, the majority of the population are able-bodied and Pākehā.
Radio NZ
11
Teacher Renee Coffey said more Pākehā needed to embrace Te Reo.
Radio NZ
12
So where did the idea that Pākehā is insulting come from?
Radio NZ
13
The suggestion for it came from a 19 year old Pākehā, Vivian Hutchinson.
Radio NZ
14
That's challenging the assumptions and some of the domination of all Pākehā content.
Radio NZ
15
By the time he was an adult he was recognisably Pākehā.
Radio NZ
16
Ms Bidois said she was in awe of the Pākehā students on her course.
Radio NZ