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Seeing double. Annelise Basham, 18, taken March 10, 2020. 

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The age of eighteen. Annelise Basham, 18, taken March 10, 2020. 

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The outside looking in. Maraetai Wharf Store in East Auckland illuminates the shorefront on a quiet night in March, 2020. 

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Diners are transported to Mexico for their Saturday night at Mexico Restaurant Ponsonby. Taken March 21, 2020. 

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Auckland’s Rainbow Pride Parade on February 29, 2020, saw thousands come together to support Auckland Pride’s mission to produce an inclusive festival that reflects the diversity of Tāmaki Makaurau’s queer communities. 

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A colourful affair. Auckland’s Rainbow Pride Parade on February 29, 2020, brought together thousands of Kiwis to connect and celebrate past, present, and future queer communities in NZ. 

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Jumping for joy. Spirits were high at Auckland’s Rainbow Pride Parade on February 29, 2020, which showed thousands of Kiwis come together to celebrate gay pride in New Zealand. 

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Marching in a new tradition. New Zealanders march together to celebrate gay pride in Auckland’s 8th consecutive Rainbow Pride Parade on February 29, 2020. 

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City at sunset. Auckland’s Sky Tower peeks through the trees during the final glimpse of daylight in the Auckland Domain. 

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Street preachers from Vision Church sing to passers by in Auckland’s Aotea Square on a Saturday morning. Taken February 29, 2020. 

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A protestor at Auckland’s Black Lives Matter protest on June 1, 2020 came sporting a shirt pleading for New Zealand police to wear body cams.  

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More than 50 years on from Martin Luther King Jr’s leadership of the civil rights movement in the United States, New Zealanders stand together at the Black Lives Matter protest to continue the fight for racial equality. 

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Thousands of New Zealanders expressed their solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement at a protest on June 1, 2020. 

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Thousands of New Zealanders raise their fists in solidarity of the Black Lives Matter movement at the Auckland protest on June 1st, 2020. The clenched fist has become a symbol of the movement, representing the liberation of members of the Black community. 

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Auckland’s youth took to the streets to stand up against racism for the Black Lives Matter protest on June 1, 2020. 

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Arms up for #ArmsDown. Protestors in Auckland’s Black Lives Matter protest came bearing signs against the arming of police officers. 

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Thousands of protestors gathered in downtown Auckland to support #BlackLivesMatter on June 1, 2020.