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    The document discusses several issues relating to tourism in Hawaii from a Hawaiian perspective. Hawaiians feel threatened by tourism and the large number of tourists who disrespect Hawaiian culture and places. They blame much of their struggles on American tourists who treat Hawaii like their own home. While tourism provides economic benefits, it is also seen as the main problem by some Hawaiians. The document also discusses issues of identity and acceptance of outsiders in Hawaiian culture. It questions whether having Hawaiian blood or ancestry is enough to be considered fully part of the culture. Finally, it considers whether embracing all aspects of culture is a good path or could lead to negative outcomes.

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    The document discusses several issues relating to tourism in Hawaii from a Hawaiian perspective. Hawaiians feel threatened by tourism and the large number of tourists who disrespect Hawaiian culture and places. They blame much of their struggles on American tourists who treat Hawaii like their own home. While tourism provides economic benefits, it is also seen as the main problem by some Hawaiians. The document also discusses issues of identity and acceptance of outsiders in Hawaiian culture. It questions whether having Hawaiian blood or ancestry is enough to be considered fully part of the culture. Finally, it considers whether embracing all aspects of culture is a good path or could lead to negative outcomes.

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    The document discusses several issues relating to tourism in Hawaii from a Hawaiian perspective. Hawaiians feel threatened by tourism and the large number of tourists who disrespect Hawaiian culture and places. They blame much of their struggles on American tourists who treat Hawaii like their own home. While tourism provides economic benefits, it is also seen as the main problem by some Hawaiians. The document also discusses issues of identity and acceptance of outsiders in Hawaiian culture. It questions whether having Hawaiian blood or ancestry is enough to be considered fully part of the culture. Finally, it considers whether embracing all aspects of culture is a good path or could lead to negative outcomes.

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    Travel & Tourism

    • Diction - interrupters, haole, airplanes vomit, caucasity


    • Page 10 really good page about how Hawaiians hate
    tourism
    • Hawaiians feel threatened
    ◦Page 320 - Hawaiianologist
    • Page 196 - called cops on Hawaiians
    • Page 307 - airplanes vomit again
    • 377 - steal a kingdom
    • Tourists should research before hand
    • Tourists can be both good and bad for economy
    • Tourist industry is the problem
    • Americans treat other places like their own home, you
    should be polite
    • Hawaiians blame everything on Americans
    • Hate is being passed from one generation to another

    Identity
    • Hi’i teased
    • What is an outsider?
    • Jane is Hawaiian even though she doesnt look it
    ◦283
    • Acceptance of a lot of di erent things is the solution
    • Does blood instantly put you in the culture

    Are we heading towards a destopia


    History
    • Not all culture is good
    • Where is the line?
    ◦Who decides where the line is?
    • Don’t sacri ce children to the sun god
    • Learn from history
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