It is vital to the success of our lāhui that more Native Hawaiians step up to become leaders and represent our interest in this current political state.
Jacob Aki
Posted inOpinion
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, Hawaii and Annexation
A student from Hawaii queried the judicial firebrand about the way the U.S. took formal control of the Islands. He got an answer.
Posted inOpinion
Indigenous Knowledge Could Help in Times of Crisis
World Indigenous Peoples Conference on Education allows native people to share stories and discuss common issues.
Posted inHawaiʻi
The People Should Be the Real Power Behind the Office of Hawaiian Affairs
Our elected leaders — including OHA trustees — must serve the best interests of those who elect them.
Posted inHawaiʻi
Are They Intentionally Offensive or Just Uneducated?
From the Hula app for sexually transmitted diseases to the mockery of Maori traditions, insensitivity is in the air.
Posted inHawaiʻi
Should Kamehameha Schools Be the Answer?
The trust fulfills the crucial role it was created for, but it can’t solve all Native Hawaiian problems.