Yeah, i grew up here and live on Oahu but i also love to travel. I really want to visit the east coast something i haven't done yet but it's so FAR! I think everyone got to have a home base.
I'll break down to you I grew in the gang culture in the 1980s with samoans and African American I was cool.with more with the African American as a Filipino in the high school were are this fake ganster rappers p diddys everyone is getting expose the true gangster rappers were the boo yaa tribe We actually ran the school in long beach and carson Filipinos and guamanian why because of the samoans after crack came in the African American got greedy for.money and got crazy An African American is not to like Hawaii because he wants to be the alfa dog he cant or she.cant and there beautiful in looks the Filipinos and polynesian they want to be at the top even if the African American had the best time of his life there when he goes back to California he has nothing good to say but he wont live in his own people community the hood the African American community it all down hill for them prostitution homeless drug addicts everyone wants to be a rapper no restaurant they have to go out of there community to go to inn n out burger and wendy and wallmart they all left the African American community to much crimes all they have in there community is popeye's chickens and the cashiers it a rotating bullet proof class and when the go back to California they dont want to live in the African American community but wantnto live in the good neighborhood were there not to many African Americans The African American culture in California all over usa is on a down hill slope every issue family girlfriend cars money jobs they all want use the welfare system all issue when they at work the African American ladies at first day at work she so nice and acts white then the next day either she hates the job can get along with the other employee or just dont want to work and milk the clock she start to act gangster lto express shes from the hood she gets fired and then play the race card
Bro, I'm living in Northern Virginia now, but I'm natively from Oahu and left the island right before Covid hit the public! I haven't been back since...lol....But, yeah, I grew up there, went to Punahou school, worked at places like Louis Vuitton and Gucci at both Ala Moana Shopping Center and Waikiki, etc..etc...But, ever since moving here to Virginia I have been loving it to death. Matter of fact, me and my wife went to Tyson's Corner 2(to the mall) and did some shopping there just yesterday...Virginia is even more diverse, in everything, than hawaii. Matter of fact, I've met so many hawaiian people, some polynesians, micronesians, Tungans, Somoans and Filippino's and everything in between, that this is basically a "monster sized" hawaii. I love it here in Virginia man and will probably never go back to hawaii to live. Put in the fact that everything is getting much more costlier, especially now that there's an elevated rail going from Ewa Beach towards Ala Moana Shopping Center, and the taxes are getting even higher, as a result because let's face it, somebody has to pay for that elevated rail; not to mention all the rampant homelessness and petty crime. Virginia was ranked as one of the safest states to live in the United States and is indeed ranked, for a very good reason, the 2nd best state, to retire in(Florida ranked #1).
Bro, I'm living in Northern Virginia now, but I'm natively from Oahu and left the island right before Covid hit the public! I haven't been back since...lol....But, yeah, I grew up there, went to Punahou school, worked at places like Louis Vuitton and Gucci at both Ala Moana Shopping Center and Waikiki, etc..etc...But, ever since moving here to Virginia I have been loving it to death. Matter of fact, me and my wife went to Tyson's Corner 2(to the mall) and did some shopping there just yesterday...Virginia is even more diverse, in everything, than hawaii. Matter of fact, I've met so many hawaiian people, some polynesians, micronesians, Tungans, Somoans and Filippino's and everything in between, that this is basically a "monster sized" hawaii. I love it here in Virginia man and will probably never go back to hawaii to live. Put in the fact that everything is getting much more costlier, especially now that there's an elevated rail going from Ewa Beach towards Ala Moana Shopping Center, and the taxes are getting even higher, as a result because let's face it, somebody has to pay for that elevated rail; not to mention all the rampant homelessness and petty crime. Virginia was ranked as one of the safest states to live in the United States and is indeed ranked, for a very good reason, the 2nd best state, to retire in(Florida ranked #1).
Please learn the history, Hawaii was taken by force. Perpetuated by a lie by white business men. The steal continues, we don’t care what color you are.
Haoli is white person in Hawaiian??? Well, in Tongan its sounds like their saying hā’uli, and our words are “siblings” with theirs, which means to show dirtyness, behold disgustingness, revealing uglyness within!😂Omgoodness, (wow, good one Hawaiians good one👍🏼) while white person in Tongan is pālangi, which means burst from the heavens, sky blooming, out from up above the world so high!😂wow, big difference...we might as well be called the aloha state or island😂
I was in a group on Facebook and i came across a few angry hatefull people. Mostly Hawaiians and Portagees. They hate white people and tourists. They prefer all white skinned people go back to the mainland. Im local born and raised and the group admin Sunny Onikiniki asked me to prove to her im local. How stupid is that. She's just another hateful Hawaiian. Also a few others, nasty one also is Yvette Brock-Nakaahiki. Angry psychopath. Even a few Filipino too. Truth. Definitely no Aloha whatsoever.
Often people forget that in Hawai’i we had our own language so the term “haole” really isn’t derogatory in itself, used with other descriptive words it can be as with other words in English that is used for other ethnicities. To look at it as derogatory really does diminish the Hawaiian language and shows English language bias. The Hawaiian language is still being spoken so the use of Hawaiian words by Hawaiian speakers should not misinterpreted in English usage context. Good informative video.
Definition of Haole is: Ha- Breath of Life Ole- No or Without Haole- Without Life. It's because the White man is pale or looked dead to the early Hawaiians. Now the Hawaiian word for Black people is Popolo. Popolo- Refers to the Popolo berry plant. These little berries are Black in color & have Medicinal properties King Kamehameha the Great was nicknamed "The Royal Hawaiian" & was also known as "The Black Hawaiian", he was 6' 7" and Black in color. When Hawaiians see Black people they'll call you a "Royal Hawaiian" or "Black Hawaiian". When they do that what they're saying is "You remind me of my King". It's is a Great honor to be considered a "Black Hawaiian" so if you visit please respect our Home & we will Respect you. Mahaloz!😎❤️🤙 GET SOME BLACK HAWAIIAN SWAG! the-black-hawaiian-swag.printify.me/products/1?category=mens
I'll assume this video was made in 2018. All I have been hearing is that Native Hawaiians are being pushed out of their Lands, on a daily basis, the Homeless situation is unbelievable, to say the least. What the Heck is going on? No person Indigenous to the land should be made to feel like foreigner in your own land
Look at older black and white movies. People spent more of their day and time out in the community, walking around their cities and neighborhood. Point: A lot of people are diabetic and sick because people are afraid to go out (unnecessarily)
I have no desire to visit Hawaii and the natives can have it back for all I care. Whites are tired of being crucified there for sins they NEVER commited just because their skin color kinda resembles someone else's! I see that racism comes in all colors. Countless stories of bullying white CHILDREN too. Unholy...
I don't know about that. I had an experience with a polynesian at a polynesian show. He stopped me during the fire show outside saying these seats for VIP when I paid VIP and sat in the front row during their performance. This was in Myrtle Beach SC. That always left a bad taste in my mouth. I have also watch many videos about how you guys feel about white, blacks, and other cultures. I'm sorry but I don't see you guys as very open-minded.
I’m a Black American and I recently watched a video by a Hawaiian woman named Haunani-Kay. I never knew in 42 years of life she what white people have done to Hawaii and it’s people. I see we have had a life long common enemy. They did the same to the mainland natives. If GOD is real then divine justice has to come. We don’t know each other but I feel your pain and sympathize. The beast we struggle against is strong but the war we fight is spiritual and against principalities.
@@TheKrista5 Typically white people. They say it's because when the Hawaiian's greeted each other, they would place their foreheads together and then breathe in (through the nose). When the white man first arrived, they went to greet him in this way, but he instead stuck out his hand (to shake) So, it literally has nothing to do with color in reality but has the connotation of "outsider" now. I have heard black people referred to as "popollo" or whatever the little black berries are called. But whites and Micronesians are the most hated on in Hawaii. Never seen anything like it.
What's the big deal? Hawaiians have been black in Hawaii for centuries! Go look at Kamehameha's statue, bruh! Then go look at the pictures of the people marching down Beretania, with signed documents, that were blocks long, wanting Statehood. And two cities were nuked over it, if anyone has a beef if should be JAPAN.
By now, it should be no secret to anyone that on all of the Hawaiian islands, everything is more expensive, traffic is bad, things move slower & the locals hate tourists. the end.
We didn't go to Hawaii and take over anything. The white man did. Blacc guy is funny but doesn't know he was what was taken and could never be a part of a "we". Find Neely Fuller
Hawaiians really feel like black people are family we get treated with so much respect because we really have a lot of similarities. We were rob by whites they were rob by whites. I love Hawaiians its like if blacks and Hawaiian would get together I feel like we would change the world.❤
I'm black myself and have always loved hawaiians and their way of life and family spirit since I was young. I always felt I had a hawaiian spirit even though I'm not hawaiian in anyway. 😅
@@dustinmiller2775 That's like saying everyone is "black". Technically according to gnome studies we all come from the landmass that is called "Africa". So technically we are all "black". The reason "we" (hawaii non-white locals and hawaiians) don't like haoles much is their attitudes and how hawaii became a state. Popolos with the same attitudes have the same problems with "locals". We are used to having issues with haoles so we are automatically wary of them. Popolos obviously don't look like haoles and share similarities with many non-white locals so we are less wary of them right off the bat.
There's just too many half-truths that are spread around, being perpetuated. Myself, am Hwn/Fil/Chinese/Spanish/English. The one that majority of locals Cannot Stand is the "holier-than-thou" assitude! Don't come here w/Superior chip on your shoulder, expecting to be treated accordingly, because that will get you into Deep, Hot water! Aye don't keep track of racially diverse friends I have... They're Just Friends! And I don't keep track of how many black people I have met but some black people I have met, I can count them as friends! Off the top of my head, there's 2 families, one who immigrated from Kenya, that raised families here & are living comfortable, successful lives. IMO...Racism/prejudice is Everywhere, all around. If you keep focusing on people's skin color, instead of Who they are, you're living a Sad, Pathetic life & will never peace & equality. You want to effect change?!...Start by changing the person within!
As a native Hawaiian it is important for people that come to Hawaii to be respectful of the land and culture. As long as you do this you should be fine but if you don’t it’s 50/50. Ultimately you shouldn’t travel if you don’t learn a little about the place your going the history and culture. If you can’t do this then you should stay home and don’t go outside of your local area. There is a dark history like many other cultures have experienced where you lose your rights or lands like the native Hawaiians are experiencing. Taking over a place imprisoning the queen then stealing the land from the natives to sell off for money will create hard feelings in any culture or place.
