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Why is it difficult to answer accurately “Exactly who is a Native Hawaiian?” Why does the answer to the question matter – both in everyday life in Hawaii and to us as we think about the realities of social identities? It is difficult to know who is a native Hawaiian because there is so much …
Bullet 1: Hawaii’s intermarriage and neighborhood integration has resulted in “ethnic and racial harmony” for many reasons. Now that non-natives have moved to Hawaii and are marrying in the community and later having children they are creating a mixed race of many different DNA which is expanding the ethnicity of the state. Olson wonders …
I feel as if it is so hard to answer accurately who is exactly a Native Hawaiian because not just in Hawaii but in the whole world, there is so many mixed people, mixed DNA and mixed genes in this world that it is hard to even determine who is 100% one specific race. The …
Ryan DeLuca March 20, 2019 ENG 123 Dr. Drown Pre-writing 1 – Steve Olson The implications of ethnic thinking that I think would be beneficial for everyone to take into account are that everyone is mixed, it doesn’t matter if your grandparents grandparents grandparents say that you are pure bread the likely hood that you …
Bullet 1: The vision scholars and academics have pinned on hawaii’s high-rate of intermarriage is that there will never be a pure Hawaiian race anymore. No one will be able to say they are 100% Hawaiian and as the intermarriage rate continues to increase it will become rarer and rarer for people to be …
1) Hawaii had become the model of ethnic and racial harmony. What the researchers wanted to know was why ethnic harmony exists in Hawaii and wanted to export principles of ethnic harmony to the mainland and the world. Even though, there was a lot of mix people in Hawaii intermarriage was only a small reason […] Read More …
What vision of the future have academics and scholars pinned on Hawaii’s high-rate of intermarriage? On what facts and hopes have they based this vision? In Olson’s view, how likely is their vision of a racially-mixed future to be accurate? In this article, Olsen talks about how in the future and academics the way that …
The article explains how the United States has a smaller amount of mixed marriages than Hawaii does. Since people began settling in Hawaii, the “high rate of intermarriage here, ethnic and racial tensions haven’t really disappeared.”(Page 252). However, they have changed. My understanding of this is that people who are with different ancestors move to …
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