I used symbolism to paint a picture for those who do not understand culture of Māori or Pasifika, those who do not understand the harms of racism, to recognise the dreadful harm that it causes on a proud, proud people. I used symbolism to try and convey a very strong message to the next generation of Pacific peoples, one of the fastest-growing populations in Aotearoa. A generation that I refer to as the Generation 6Bs—people who are proudly brown, beautiful, brainy, bilingual, and bicultural—only in Māngere, we make it Generation 7Bs by saying they are brilliant. I used symbolism to try and lift their spirits. I used symbolism to try and make them proud of that cultural heritage, a cultural heritage that spreads thousands and thousands of years.