RT @POTUS: On Native American Heritage Day and every day, we honor the strong and enduring cultures and contributions of all Native America<U+2026>
Kai Kahele
@kaikahele · HI · S
Posts93
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Voting-record position-0.297
CoverageApr 9, 2020 to Oct 3, 2022
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| Culture | 3.0% | 1.4% | +1.6 pp | Over-indexed | 93 |
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In 1893 the hawaiian language�was banned for 100 years after the illegal overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom.�#NativeAmericanHeritageDay is an opportunity to not only celebrate our indigenous cultural heritage but the revitalization�of our indigenous languages like �Mlelo Hawai�i. https://t.co/LglZOkInkx
In 1896, three years after the illegal overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom, the Hawaiian language was banned in public schools. Within just a few decades native Hawaiians were on the brink of extinction & only a few hundred fluent speakers remained. #Mahina�LleloHawai�i
Hauoli L Kkokoa! On November 28, 1843, Britain <�<� and France <�<� became the first global powers to recognize the independence of the Hawaiian Kingdom by joint proclamation. November 28 was established as a national holiday by the Kingdom to celebrate Hawaii's independence. https://t.co/wJxwIEa7Hb
In honor of Queen Liliuokalanis birthday & celebration of her legacy & the many contributions of the native Hawaiian community September will be recognized as #HawaiianHistoryMonth. Visit https://t.co/IHZNb6SUR0 to join the celebration virtually throughout September. #onipaa https://t.co/aJ7HkVtv5i
It is our kkpuna who hold and pass on the keys to our culture, our language, our identity. America's indigenous peoples need targeted and sustained help to prevent the loss of our elders that goes hand in hand with the loss of our cultures and languages. https://t.co/0qdk9Z964j
RT @SpeakerPelosi: Join @SenSchumer, @LibnOfCongress, and me at the U.S. Capitol for a moderated conversation with historians @DorisKGoodwi<U+2026>
RT @USNavy: Watch this year's #PearlHarbor Day Commemoration with the theme, Above and Beyond the Call, which represents a milestone of its&
Hawaiian word of the day: Mlama Translation: To preserve & protect #hawaiianlanguagemonth https://t.co/BwZTvJVsTA
Language connects us to our identity, history, culture, ancestral knowledge & most importantly who we are & where we come from. I ka Mlelo nM ke ola, i ka Mlelo nM ka make. In language their is life, in language there is death. #hawaiianlanguagemonth