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The picture attached is one of the group in the distance , in the front is petrol can they brought along.
The group was called "Give us a Klu..?"
Nobody complained, everybody enjoyed it.
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The committee has come under fire for not taking action when the group first showed up at the fundraiser event in the Bay of Plenty town of Kaimai, west of Tauranga.
The Kaimai Settlers Committee said it regretted that it didn’t ask the team to leave or remove their offensive costumes.
“The fundraising committee deplores the behaviour of the quiz team. This type of behaviour is not acceptable in any community. [It] regrets it did not have a procedure in place to ask the team to leave when it arrived at the event. In the future it will ensure there are adequate procedures in place to stop anything like this happening again.”
In its apology, the team told the committee it was “deeply ashamed and embarrassed by its poor judgement and lack of awareness about the gravity of the situation”.
The committee said the team had taken responsibility for the hurt and offence they caused.
“It was completely wrong of us to act in a way that perpetuates racism and reinforces harmful stereotypes,” the team told the committee.
Attendees of the event hosted by the Kaimai Settlers Committee were left feeling outraged and one person claimed the group were commended for their “dedication” to their costumes as they refused to remove their hoods to drink.
The group was called "Give us a Klu..?"
Nobody complained, everybody enjoyed it.
Find A Link To The SOURCE
The committee has come under fire for not taking action when the group first showed up at the fundraiser event in the Bay of Plenty town of Kaimai, west of Tauranga.
The Kaimai Settlers Committee said it regretted that it didn’t ask the team to leave or remove their offensive costumes.
“The fundraising committee deplores the behaviour of the quiz team. This type of behaviour is not acceptable in any community. [It] regrets it did not have a procedure in place to ask the team to leave when it arrived at the event. In the future it will ensure there are adequate procedures in place to stop anything like this happening again.”
In its apology, the team told the committee it was “deeply ashamed and embarrassed by its poor judgement and lack of awareness about the gravity of the situation”.
The committee said the team had taken responsibility for the hurt and offence they caused.
“It was completely wrong of us to act in a way that perpetuates racism and reinforces harmful stereotypes,” the team told the committee.
Attendees of the event hosted by the Kaimai Settlers Committee were left feeling outraged and one person claimed the group were commended for their “dedication” to their costumes as they refused to remove their hoods to drink.
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