A Lot of Familiar Faces in Hawaiian Self-Determination Election
Candidates include Walter Ritte, Rowena Akana, Bumpy Kanahele, Dante Carpenter, Lilikala Kameeleihiwa and聽Faye Hanohano.
Feds’ Native Hawaiian Government Proposal
The U.S. Department of the Interior proposes a framework for a “Government-to-Government Relationship with the Native Hawaiian Community.”
Bringing Back Waianae’s Floating Classroom
An organization is working to restore E Ala voyaging canoe and create educational opportunities for students on the Leeward Coast.
Peter Apo: Defining the Hawaiian Community
There are many institutions and organizations that make up the Hawaiian community. But its heart may be harder to define.
Setting the Record Straight: Hawaiians Are an ‘Inclusive People’
Citizenship in the Hawaiian Kingdom was never confined to one race. So a race-based election to create a race-based nation would be blatantly non-Hawaiian.
OHA: Agency at a Crossroads Is Caught in a Power Struggle
UPDATED: Mauna Kea, ceded lands and internal battles occupy聽the quasi-state agency聽as Native Hawaiian nation-building looms.
Law Recognizes Native Hawaiians as Indigenous People With Special Rights
Legal rulings dating back to 1863 and ongoing global recognition today confirm the appropriateness of laws that apply only to indigenous Native Hawaiians.
Should McKinley High Go Back To Being Called Honolulu High?
In Alaska, Mount McKinley is now Denali, thanks to President Obama. Should our high school revert to its old name, too? A petition drive is in the works.
Silent Majority of Hawaiians Gain Voice
After spending three years and over $4 million to create a list of Native Hawaiians 聽more than 84 percent of all Native Hawaiians remain un-registered.
Peter Apo: Who Are We Building a Nation For?
A Hawaiian nation might exist as early as next April. But who would be its citizens?