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today your words are empty sucking dry the brown dust left by earth and sky patches politely parched with no water flowing from the mountain top scars burn on my soft skin you've cut a piece of me away leaving my bandaged heart to endure the pain of your tying me to yourself
Konai Helu Thaman, “Your Words”
[Bryan Kamaoli Kuwada] argues that 'any time Hawaiians—or any other native people, for that matter—come out in force to push for more respect for our culture and language or to protect our places from this kind of destruction, we are dismissed as relics of the past, unable to hack it in the modern world with our antiquated traditions and practices.”
David Malie, Science, Time, and Mauna a Wākea: The Thirty-Meter Telescope’s Capitalist-Colonialist Violence, Part II
“Hawai’i Awakens”, created by Marty Two Bulls
