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Hawai i is not the multicultural paradise some say it is

Hawai i is not the multicultural paradise some say it is Imani Altemus-Williams © None None To outsiders, Hawai‘i might seem like the epitome of a post-racial society. For decades, scholars, writers, and tourism boosters have portrayed the islands that way as a “racial utopia” where Native Hawaiians and Asians live harmoniously alongside white people, with the largely non-white population serving as the antidote to racism.  After all, no racial group holds a majority on the islands, and nearly a quarter of the population reports having a multiracial background. Compare that to the United States as a whole, where only 3 percent of the population is multiracial and three-quarters is white. 

Micronesians feel hatred, decry police shooting

Micronesians feel hatred, decry police shooting There are an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 Micronesians in Hawaii, who began migrating here in bigger numbers in the 1990s in search of economic and educational opportunities Author: May 13, 2021 In this April 28, 2021, photo a stuffed bear is among the items left at a street memorial where Honolulu Police shot and killed 16-year-old Iremamber Sykap, whose nickname was Baby, during a car chase on Kalakaua Ave., in Honolulu. Some in Hawaii s Micronesian community say the shooting highlights the racism they face. (AP Photo/Jennifer Sinco Kelleher) There are an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 Micronesians in Hawaii, who began migrating here in bigger numbers in the 1990s in search of economic and educational opportunities

Senatorial Update with Sen Chuck Grassley

Senatorial Update with Sen. Chuck Grassley Hamburg Reporter Q: Why is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month celebrated in May? A: In 1978, President Jimmy Carter signed the first joint congressional resolution to celebrate the cultural, social and economic contributions of Asian Pacific Americans from May 4 to 11. The dates were chosen to mark two important anniversaries in Asian American history. On May 7, 1843, the first immigrants from Japan arrived in the United States and on May 10, 1869, the transcontinental railroad was finished. Major work on the railroad was completed by newcomers from China. President George H.W. Bush extended the observance for the entire month of May.

Tiny Palau in not-so-pacific middle of US and China

KOROR (Asia Times/Pacnews) — Tiny Palau invited the U.S Pentagon to build ports, bases and airfields on its Pacific islands after Chinese President Xi Jinping bullied the Pacific island nation by destabilizing its fragile economy, according to defiant President Surangel Whipps Jr. “President Whipps frank assessment of Chinese pressure — and invitation to host U.S bases — are unusually blunt for a Pacific leader,” Australia Pacific Security College Director Meg Keen said in an interview. There is a “high-stakes rivalry going on,” between China and the U.S, she said. “Pacific nations may have small populations and landmass, but should be seen as large ocean states intimately connected to other island nations of the “Blue continent.”

Micronesians feel hatred in Hawaii, decry police shooting » Borneo Bulletin Online

Jennifer Sinco Kelleher HONOLULU (AP) Comments on social media about a 16-year-old boy shot and killed by Honolulu police have been so hateful that a priest, who hails from the same small Pacific island as the teen’s family, hesitates to repeat them. “It is really bad and I don’t want to say it as […]

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