Chad Blair: Hate Crimes And Hate Groups In The Land Of Aloha
As recent events attest, we are not immune from the wickedness of deranged bias and prejudice.
What Pigs Taught Me About Being Human
We have the ability, as humans, to rise above our innate brutality.
Denby Fawcett: We Have Become Numb To The Plight Of Homeless People
Some government actions seem to signal defeatism, but Gov.-elect Josh Green promises a fresh approach.
Vicky Cayetano: We’ve Got To Stop Taking Nonprofits For Granted
The Legislature and government agencies need to find ways to help the nonprofits that are so vital in helping our communities.
Danny De Gracia: Let’s Inspire Hawaii’s Children To Shoot For The Moon
Gov.-elect Josh Green has an outstanding opportunity to set new goals for public education in this new era of exploration.
With The Election Over, Work To Help Hawaii鈥檚 Kids Has Just Begun
Prioritizing issues around infants, toddlers and preschoolers has paled in comparison to other matters.
Solomon Islanders Have The Right To Live Without Fear And Danger
The U.S. and its allies must map out of all the UXO hot spots from World War II in the Pacific.
John Pritchett: Table Talk
Judging from the 2022 election results, America is as politically divided as ever.
Catherine Toth Fox: Enrollment Is Down At Hawaii Community Colleges. That’s A Pity
Community colleges play a critical role in expanding local access to education so the recent trend toward declining enrollment is disturbing.
War Games, UXO And Tragedies In The Solomon Islands
To win the hearts and minds of Pacific Islanders, the U.S. and Japan must address the wrongs of the past that continue to kill.