Activists presented a petition calling for the teaching of te reo Māori in schools. Ngā Tamatoa and the Te Reo Māori Society helped organize the campaign. It challenged educational practices that had marginalized the language and weakened its transmission. Language revitalization asserted Māori authority over cultural survival and rejected the treatment of English as the only legitimate public language.
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What institutional change did the Māori language petition seek?
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The petition challenged the marginalization of te reo Māori in education and supported language transmission.
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