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Revision as of 17:07, 2 November 2005
(a legislative bill to create a separate statewide school system for Native Hawaiians)
(c) Copyright 2002, Kenneth R. Conklin, Ph.D. All rights reserved
ANNOUNCEMENT OF WEBPAGE, AND SUMMARY OF ITS PURPOSE http://www.angelfire.com/hi2/hawaiiansovereignty/edhawnatbldgannounce.html
Education Transmits A Culture
Qualifications of The Author, Kenneth R. Conklin
Public Schools, Private Schools, Special Needs And Voucher Systems
The Hawai'i Public School System And The Start Of The Charter School Experiment In Hawai'i
Hawaiian Language Immersion Public Schools
Hawwaiian Language Immersion Schools As Vehicles For Cultural Indoctrination And Ethnic Nationalism
Some Bricks In A Wall Of Hawaiian Apartheid
The Establishment of Ethnic Hawaiian Charter Schools
The Proposal For A Separate Ethnic Hawaiian Tax Support "Public" School System
THE PROPOSAL FOR A SEPARATE ETHNIC HAWAIIAN TAX SUPPORTED “PUBLIC” SCHOOL SYSTEM -- SB2919 http://www.angelfire.com/hi2/hawaiiansovereignty/billsb2919.html
KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOL PLANS TO USE HAWAIIAN CULTURE AS A VEHICLE FOR ETHNIC NATION-BUILDING, WHILE ALSO PARTNERING WITH SELECTED PUBLIC SCHOOLS http://www.angelfire.com/hi2/hawaiiansovereignty/kamschooluseculturefornationbuilding.html
It seems a fitting conclusion to quote the closing paragraph of the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Rice v. Cayetano.
"When the culture and way of life of a people are all but engulfed by a history beyond their control, their sense of loss may extend down through generations; and their dismay may be shared by many members of the larger community. As the State of Hawaii attempts to address these realities, it must, as always, seek the political consensus that begins with a sense of shared purpose. One of the necessary beginning points is this principle: The Constitution of the United States, too, has become the heritage of all the citizens of Hawaii."