Alanis intention was to show the balance between the two sides of the Hawaiians and the Foreigners. Kamau and Kamau Aʻe writer Alani Apio says, “I look at what Michael stands for, and it is a hard place to be, exploring the extremes helps us to try find balance”. He believes that Hawaiians are in a predicament that can’t be easily handled. But at the same time feels a connection to the foreigners or tourist that visit the islands and are constantly being discriminated. Like Apio, Haunani K. Trask shares and shows many of the same beliefs of Apio.
“The daily experience of resistance for Hawaiians is bitter”. She believes that only the Hawaiians under the “rule” of the foreigners and haoles are struggling and in danger. She also believes that
“The daily experience of resistance for Hawaiians is bitter”. She believes that only the Hawaiians under the “rule” of the foreigners and haoles are struggling and in danger. She also believes that