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Sarah Vowell’s Unfamiliar Fishes is now available in paperback. And here’s an interview with her in the LA Weekly, including this: You mentioned some Hawaiians who carried signs that read, “We Are Not Americans” at a parade for the 50th anniversary of its statehood. Have those types given you any feedback on your book? Oh, […] From Hawai`i to Palestine: Indigeneity, Settler Colonialism, and the Politics of Occupation a public lecture by J. Kēhaulani Kauanui Monday, March 12, 2012 3:30-5:00pm Saunders 624, The Friedman Room University of Hawai`i at Mānoa Co-Sponsored by American Studies, Ethnic Studies and Political Science Local-Global Colloquium at the University of Hawai`i at Mānoa Refreshments provided! J. […] Leon Siu writes in Hollywood Progressive “Free Hawaii: Beyond The Descendants“ From Leon Siu: Today, Feb. 20 there will be a mass display of the placards with the names of Hawaiian patriots who signed the 1897 Ku’e Petition that stopped annexation to the US. The display will radiate out from the McKinley Statue in front of McKinley High School on King Street. You are welcome to […] The Hawai’i Pono’i Coalition is hosting the Annexation Debates, being held at the Hawai’i Judiciary Center, on February 23 through Feb 26. Annexation Debate Flyer PDF Live discussion last night on Insights on PBS Hawaii, regarding Native Hawaiian issues with a panel including Dr. Keanu Sai along with Peter Apo (OHA trustee), Faye Hanohano (Chair, House Committee on Hawaiian Affairs) and Albert “Alapaki” Nahale’a (Hawaiian Homes Commission Chair). The discussion will be rebroadcast tomorrow, Saturday February 4, at 1:00 p.m., with […] Check out this paper from the The Hawaiian Journal of History “‘Aole Hoohui ia Hawaii’: U.S. Collegiate Teams Debate Annexation of Hawai‘i and Independence Prevails, 1893 to 1897” by Ronald C. Williams, Jr. Conclusion There is absolutely no doubt that at the time of the proposed annexation of Hawai‘i by the United States, voices of […] Honolulu Civil Beat reports: Six Hawaiian sovereignty demonstrators who were part of a larger group that forced the closure of Iolani Palace during APEC were found guilty of trespassing Thursday and ordered to stay away from the palace for six months. They also were fined $500 for the petty misdemeanor charge. Honolulu Civil Beat reports Native Hawaiians who believe they are citizens of the Hawaiian Kingdom — not the United States — nonetheless spent Thursday in an American court defending themselves against charges they trespassed on the grounds of their rightful seat of government, Iolani Palace. Weeks after invoking their Hawaiian sovereignty rights before a Honolulu […] Most people know that Hawaii was the last region in North America to enter the union, but many don’t know the elaborate history of the islands prior to being annexed. In her book “Lost Kingdom: Hawaii’s Last Queen, the Sugar Kings, and America’s First Imperial Adventure,” author Julia Flynn Siler sheds light on the influential […] |
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