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Amota Ataneka
Moana celebrates Pacific voyaging, but why is it always framed as "Polynesian"? An I-Tungaru researcher recalls his father's wayfinding notebooks and Mau Piailug's legacy to argue for dismantling the colonial labels that divide Pacific peoples.About the author/sAmota AtanekaDr Amota Ataneka is an I-Tungaru (I-Kiribati) researcher who graduated with a Doctor of Philosophy in Education at James Cook University and now working as a quantitative methodologist at the University of Cincinnati (USA).
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