Women’s Involvement in Hawaiian Politics
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2017
- Mililani Trask (Kanaka Oiwi) is a Native Hawaiian political speaker, attorney, and champion of indigenous and human rights. During the Hawaiian sovereignty movement in the 1980s, Trask founded Ka Lahui Hawaii, a Native Hawaiian initiative for self governance. She worked as a diplomat and has testified multiple times at the United Nations, advocating for the passage of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. She remains prominent in Native Hawaiian politics, and currently serves as an advisor to Innovations Development Group, a firm focused on bringing clean, renewable, energy to Hawaiian communities.
Phanem-anon: Celebrating Indigenous Women and Leadership - May 4-5
We invite the Dartmouth community and the public to join in the conversation with Jennifer Rose Denetdale (dine), Winona LaDuke (Ojibwe), Mililani Trask (Kanaka Oiwi), and Ellen Gabriel (Mohawk). Their involvement in indigenous resistance movements include DAPL, the Keystone XL Pipeline, Indigenous gender issues, Treaty rights, history, the United Nations Declaration of Rights of Indigenous peoples, and more. Please join the Native American community at Dartmouth in welcoming these extraordinary women, while engaging in opportunities to bring awareness to prominent indigenous issues.
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Her spirit lives for eternity. Rest in power Haunani Kay-Trask - the daughter of Hawai’i.
Hi, who is taking over? Lilikala?
This is not Haunani Kay Trask, I believe this is her sister.
Love all of Aunty Haunani's mana'o, could listen to her all day. She is a beacon for Hawaiians and all indigenous peoples, love it !!!!
You know this is Mililani Trask not Haunani-Kay Trask.
That last part...phew😭 crying. Much love to my Hawaiian and other Indigenous kinfolx.
Very good speech, direct and powerful truth...
Love this Great lady she speak the truth🌎🌴🌄🌅
Love your ihi and your wehi. Representing proudly for your tūpuna. Karawhiua!
I wish she was still here. It would be intriguing and educational to sit and have conversation with her. Fierce woman with a demanding presence and a true Hawaiian figure
My heart is with you and all Hawaiians. 💕🌸🌺❤️
Omg how did this show up after I prayed… to learn of my Heritage which I know nothing about aside from being a hula “entertainer” with absolutely no knowledge of my ancestry past my papa Makua.. I was born, raised, and native born Texan regrettably as I have suffered my entire life.. with a profound sadness I could never truly explain. I’m in tears hearing this lecture mahalo for your sharing your knowledge, strength, and courage, I will show to my nieces and nephews they also suffer my same fate
Hope you found your way back to Hawaii.
This is what they do, they obfuscate change meanings, letters, semantics, syntax, order etc. We are all one, but in order to reach that reality sovereignty must occur from the systems designed to control all. I send you all love. Hawaii is a spiritual home for me, I see it for what it is, the tops of an ancient peaceful land. I am not native, and I see the pain, I see the possibilities. Much love. I hope to visit and return one day. You deserve your home back. Much love and ALOHA
I love and respect our beautiful, intelligent TRASK OHANA!! Mahalo😇😭💔💕😊
Can you imagine a time when the indigenous cultures people lands were pristine, think about that.
Powerful!
❤
I agree with all you say My Dear!
I love what you are doing it is refreshing to hear these words one thing that I know is a mother gives birth to its children and as the years move on the children will leave the mother to start their own families and they will move to different parts of the land Islands etc to subdue it and create more families I chose the name African defender because what I have seen in my studies they are just my studies they're not University college or what have you I've seen what happens when the darker races of people are forcibly mixed and their children of the mixer have children you have another creation no longer one of the other it is the same those that were mixed having children cook Captain Cook European sailors and pirates whether blue eyes or blonde hair moved amongst people of darker skin you see this in Madagascar you see things like this in Somali the Caribbean etc and more common in places like melanesia Micronesia and Hawaii later throughout the decades you had Asians who also came in further mixing so where do we go here because as the darker races of people have been under attack for thousands of years if we do not work together and see the past and give praises to the mother of all of us it is hard to work together it would be like scattered fragments over years trying to piece together a large community of various looks with very little results if we do not know our past but here is something all the dark Nations share a story of creation and those who have not been touched by European deceit carry them on whatever names they give deities it's all the same story and it is a great one this thing called Jesus created by Europeans will never save us because he looks like a European keep up the great work that you are doing like I said in the beginning it is very refreshing and let me stay again I chose the name African defender because I know we're all mothers decent from we all must be defenders of the cultures of the darker skin races they are beautiful it's about continuous creation it's good it's gladness and it's gloryful be great always from Stevie African defender 🌎🌴🌄🌅 I know my brothers and sisters are scattered through all this Earth and they are of all different colors and hues and some now may even look like Europeans but their hearts and minds are not be great sister and stay beautiful the Way you are I will listen to you you are a mother of the Earth 🌎🌄🌅💐
It's the teachings that "save" not Jesus himself bit his teachings. When he was asked, what's the greatest commandment? He skipped all the commandments and said "love each other and love the Creator"
I don't know who hijacked all the world's religions but it obviously happened in the big 3. People are expecting a tribulation and battle if Armageddon..... totally disregard what Christ said....
Don't fall for the lie....
rest in power, Mililani Trask
Mililani is still alive, it’s her sister, Haunani that just recently passed.
MY HERO
With all indigenous peoples of the Earth left alone the Earth will return too pristine ambiance. Every sound of the dark peoples of Earth is and was a African rhythm so when some are x-ed out and we are not united we lose but the Great thing is when beast destroy the Earth the Spirit will find another home. There is a reason why now we look dif from 1 another 2day it doesn't take long too wipe out a nation in a few generations when attacked continuously,I choose African Defender for a reason not only for African alone.🌅🌊🌴🌍
“Proper Nouns” vs. “common nouns”
Proper "Nouns" are nouns that name things a noun refers to.
Common "nouns" are all the other nouns.
I appreciate her giving this class. She's certainly a true soldier of Hawaii. I do however pick up a bit of hostility towards white men and I believe her anger is misplaced. Most white guys have never stolen land from natives and I'm sure she knows that. That's why it's important to remember to take these college professors with a grain of salt. She's here to spread more thsn just truth. She wants to polarize her students against white men.
I had no knowledge of Hawaiian Culture until I married he ire. This was in 1972! I am a Texas Haole! 🤣
Admissions act is paid since Ike n Ike 1959 recognition established through President Dweight David Eisenhauer and sovereign Hawaiian Heir Kamaile from deficit plan of usa
Punanaleio ekala mai / my children and I only made it 3 years Hawaiian language before the state went put me in prison for 2 months with no charges and steal my children. How do I get a Hawaiian national identification card? What can I do to help free the kingdom of Hawaii? How do I get my children back from the terrorist?
By following the movements being made today. "Council of Native Hawaiians" would be my first suggestion.
Woooow!! This is very interesting bet you Catholicism is the big deal in Hawai.
Its recorded
r.i.p.
dakahunaaikidomaster she’s not dead, she gave a speak at the Onipa’a last week
Her tuahine (sister) passed bro
Politics is politics……women or men all the same…..liars and cheaters
except that hawaiians came to the islands on boats, same way white people got there. hawaiians arrived on hawaii at about the same time that white people came to north america. let that sink in for a second.
No. Not even close. Hawaiians have been on those islands since possibly 100bc. It's generally agreed at 400ad however. We were acknowledged as a kingdom by america and britan in the early 1800s. That's most likely what you're referring to. Please educate yourself before spouting ignorance
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You people are really ignorant, where's your fucking sources?
@@marleystone23 are you talking to me or @Plan Zed? Cause I can back my shit up
@@Punkmetric No Zed