J. Kehaulani Kauanui 3

Excerpt or presentation series on Hawaii's historical transformations from kingdom to republic, to territory to state, and finally towards independence. Examines historical documents, activism, de-occupation, decolonization, and self-determiination through the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Hawaii
• independence
• sovereignty
• statehood
• United Nations
• de-occupation
• decolonization
• occupation
• colonization
• Hawaiian studies
• self-determination
• Indigenous

[TheSilikatonga]

Speak! Empowered. Aloha e. 

[kanaka1893]

So the native hawaiians gave up their culture and female power, wasn't the last leader of the nation a woman, was not her pick for the following leader a woman. When she drove past them in her carriage many would either lower their heads or prostrate in respect, as was done for the alii of before. This is only a small example.

[bopbopanna]

Brilliant. Really enjoyed it.