You can read Keanu’s dissertation “The American Occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom: Beginning the Transition from Occupied to Restored State” and his other publications.
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You can read Keanu’s dissertation “The American Occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom: Beginning the Transition from Occupied to Restored State” and his other publications. URGING THAT PORTRAITS OF OFFICIALS OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF HAWAI`I BE REMOVED FROM DISPLAY IN POSITIONS OF HONOR IN STATE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. http://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/session2010/bills/HCR8_.pdf Introduced by House Speaker Rep. Calvin Say Update: (apparently initiated by OHA (Clyde Namuo)) Via Kūhio Vogeler’s blog, a promo for “The Hawaiian State of Mind” The Hawaiian State of Mind Tuesdays @ 1:00 pm 2nd & 4th Saturdays @ 9:00 pm NATV 53 Mahalo to John Kuamo‘o for putting together this promo on “The Hawaiian State of Mind” and for all his kokua on the show. Mahalo also […] From: “Kuhio Vogeler” <kuhio.vogeler @ gmail.com> Subject: New Course: Protest under Occupation Aloha Kakou, Attached is a syllabus for a new course during the first summer session at UH Mānoa: PACE 485 Topics in Peace and Conflict Resolution: Protest under Occupation Instructor: Kūhiō Vogeler Summer 2010 (First Session) Room: To Be Announced Monday-Friday 9:00-10:15am The […] You know sometimes these references come in the most random places, but I always find it amusing and telling when people talk about Hawaii as a foreign country. I’m a big football fan and sometimes listen to football podcasts, and happened to stumble across this… On today’s ESPN’s Football Today Podcast Jeremy Green is interviewing […] Who: Everyone What: A discussion on “Identity and Hawai’i’s De-occupation” When: Sunday, January 24th, 2010 from 10am to 12pm Where: Na mea Hawaii/Native Books-1050 Ala Moana Blvd. Suite 1000 `Ewa end of Ward Warehouse. Parking is free. Why: to hold a forum where we can speak freely on issues that matter FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE […] KITV: Tense Anniversary for Overthrow of Hawaiian Kingdom Advertiser: Hawaiians mark key event in Hawaii history Star-Bulletin: Groups observe fall of monarchy Lynette has a great slide show from Saturday’s Hookahi Lahui Hawaii gathering at Iolani Palace and Onipaa Art & Poetry exhibit at Hawaii State Library. From Terri Kekoolani… Spoke with Lynette & Andre. Here’s what I have from our conversation. There are two marches tomorrow. LONO MAKUA procession – meet at Kanewai Lo’i at 8am, march to Kamehameha Statue starts at 9am. Per Andre, you can dress traditional if you choose to. Per Andre ” We will merge with Palani […] |
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