This Texas Lawyer Flies Marshallese Women Through Hawaii For Black Market Adoptions
In texts and emails with adoptive parents, Dallas lawyer Jody Hall openly flouts laws restricting Marshallese adoptions in the U.S.
Chad Blair: Why Bikini Islanders Bought Land On The Big Island
The Micronesians have been nomads since the U.S. tested nuclear weapons there in the 1940s and 1950s.
Confusion Reigns As Some Pacific Islanders Are Denied Licenses And IDs
There were more questions than answers in a packed meeting Friday as a federal official tried to clarify the effect of new Homeland Security rules.
New Federal Rules Block Driver’s Licenses For Micronesians In Hawaii
State officials say new federal guidelines prohibit many Pacific Islanders from getting licenses and state IDs that comply with the REAL ID Act.
Hawaii Loses Leading Civil Rights Advocate Joakim ‘Jojo’ Peter
The native of Chuuk, Micronesia fought for social justice for Pacific Islanders in Hawaii and beyond.
Survey: 1 in 4 Micronesians Say They Face Prejudice At Work
A new survey finds some Micronesians report missing out on promotions or being denied jobs due to their ethnicity.
VIDEO: Micronesians Respond To Racist Tweets
Here’s what they have to say about social media comments hating on their community.
Micronesians In Hawaii Still Struggle To Get Health Care
Low-income patients are afraid of going to the doctor and being saddled with co-payments. Unlike U.S. citizens or many green card holders, they aren’t eligible for Medicaid.
What Life Is Like For Five Families Two Months After The Worst Storm Of 2018
Thousands of people in the U.S. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands are still waiting to rebuild their homes after Super Typhoon Yutu.
‘From Something To Nothing’: Life In Saipan After Super Typhoon Yutu
Thousands are still homeless and some have left the Northern Mariana Islands after the most powerful storm of 2018 devastated the U.S. commonwealth.