that you re going to see in well, everywhere. everywhere, in terms of indigenous people. my father s mother, nearly pure hawaiian, chooses not to teach her children language or culture or genealogy. where do you come from? who is your family? what is your link? and that could have been a hundred generations. what the voyage did was a reconnection back to feeling wholesome about who you are, knowing where you come from, and who are your ancestors. so the hokule a, when it got to tahiti, it was their canoe. it wasn t our canoe, it was theirs. right, right. and so it started to ignite this flame, again, symbolic a bumper sticker, a t-shirt starts to emerge, i m proud to be hawaiian. 1987, it becomes the first language, it s mandatory in schools, hawaiian culture has to be taught in public schools. private schools will not have attendance if you don t teach hawaiian. right. now it s hawaiian identity is into everything. it has to be recognized in everything. you re going