The Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement
The Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement calls for the recognition of Native Hawaiian rights and the restoration of ancestral lands, following the U.S. annexation of Hawaii in 1898. This post explores the historical roots of the movement, the environmental and housing crises caused by overdevelopment and tourism, and the broader struggle for Indigenous rights, cultural preservation, and environmental justice.
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