In this thought-provoking episode of the Moana Nui Podcast, Adam Keawe Manalo Camp, a native Hawaiian cultural historian, shares his insights on Hawaiian and indigenous histories. Camp, with roots in both Papakolea Homestead and the Philippines, discusses his upbringing, the impact of colonialism on Hawaiian culture and language, and the generational trauma experienced by his family. The conversation underscores the vital role of women in Hawaiian history and challenges faced by indigenous communities, including issues of colorism and cultural preservation. Camp advocates for collective liberation, calling out discrimination against the Micronesian community in Hawaii. The dialogue also touches on gender roles within Hawaiian culture, highlighting the concept of mahu. Camp emphasizes the importance of education and empowerment for future generations.

00:00 Introduction and Guest Announcement

00:54 Keawe's Early Life and Education

02:22 Generational Trauma and Language Loss

05:38 Influential Figures and Family History

10:27 Role of Women in Hawaiian Culture

16:49 Understanding Mahu and Gender Roles

20:56 Finding Your Voice and Advocacy

26:00 Supporting the Micronesian Community

35:14 Historical Connections and Blackbirding

47:35 Concluding Thoughts and Future Hopes

This episode is brought to you with sponsorship from Papa Ola Lōkahi (https://www.papaolalokahi.org/).

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