The following article was published by the Star Advertiser: Most people in Hawaii have heard of or are familiar with the state motto, "Ua mau ke ea o ka ‘āina i ka pono." Today, many translate it as "the life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness." But how many truly know its meaning or origin? As Americans celebrate their independence from Britain, a deeper look at this commonly...
To Hawaiians, freedom and independence go beyond inalienable rights to mean sovereignty for their nation.
Below is an article published by The Bottom Line: Identity, independence, and self- governance; these principles have long been the ethos that hangs in the humid breeze of one fractured archipelago...
Below is an article published by The Maui News By any political estimate, the Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act commonly known as the Akaka Bill is dead in the 112th Congress. For...
Below is an article published by KHON 2 A lawsuit filed Monday [31 January 2011] afternoon in Honolulu Circuit Court hopes to stop construction of the city’s $5.5 billion rail project. The...
Below is a joint statement issued by the Intervention of the Indigenous World Association, Na Koa Ikaika o ka Lahui Hawaii, Waikiki Hawaiian Civic Club, Ilioulaokalani Coalition, Ka Lahui Hawaii, and Kamakakuokalani...
Although black rain clouds toyed with the mountain range in the background, there was no rain at Prince Kuhio Park yesterday. Instead, representatives of numerous Hawaiian organizations congregated...
The Akaka Bill, according to Francis Boyle, is the American government’s attempt to “dominate and control Hawaiians’ right to self-determination, and deny their rights under international...
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