The article titles Hawaiian Elders Speak identifies how traditionally Natives to the land are not generally open to cultural practices, especially sacred ones. This is true for many indigenous tribes. In Margaret Machado’s case, she professed love and was open to the idea of teaching sacred teachings as well as massages “lomilomi” to those who came to her place. Margaret was the only one that was state certified to teach it. She assisted the sickly and ill, even people on the brink of death. She was constantly told to withhold her knowledge and even for a while criminalized for her way. Her journey in life could be described as one of love for others and helping them with any ailments they possessed. Margaret was full of knowledge which was
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has played a big role in supporting countries in which they believe they can benefit from in the long run. Many reasons for this is because many natural resources needed for weapons, bullets, and plane parts are not easily found on U.S. soil. While other reasons are from the high demands of tomatoes and cocoa within the past fifty years.
In chapter five the document titled Ivory Coast, Africa—Chocolate and Child Slavery addresses the issue of exploitation not of cocoa but of the laborer’s who make its production possible. Who are they? Children, and its slavery, in the report the issue is not only the fact that companies like the Ivory Coast have not stopped to think of it ethically being wrong but the lack of knowledge from farmers. When farmers had been questioned by CNN reports they informed they had never been contacted and informed about the International Cocoa Initiative about labor trafficking of children.
Chile is another country that has suffered at the hand of the exploitation of resources. Specifically, nitrate before WWI. When a German chemist figured out how to collects nitrate from the air. This meant one of Chile’s demanding resources was no longer needed from them. As a result, Chile became dead in its wake with only two operating nitrate farms left in its wake. Therefore, if the demand is high countries remain
has played a big role in supporting countries in which they believe they can benefit from in the long run. Many reasons for this is because many natural resources needed for weapons, bullets, and plane parts are not easily found on U.S. soil. While other reasons are from the high demands of tomatoes and cocoa within the past fifty years.
In chapter five the document titled Ivory Coast, Africa—Chocolate and Child Slavery addresses the issue of exploitation not of cocoa but of the laborer’s who make its production possible. Who are they? Children, and its slavery, in the report the issue is not only the fact that companies like the Ivory Coast have not stopped to think of it ethically being wrong but the lack of knowledge from farmers. When farmers had been questioned by CNN reports they informed they had never been contacted and informed about the International Cocoa Initiative about labor trafficking of children.
Chile is another country that has suffered at the hand of the exploitation of resources. Specifically, nitrate before WWI. When a German chemist figured out how to collects nitrate from the air. This meant one of Chile’s demanding resources was no longer needed from them. As a result, Chile became dead in its wake with only two operating nitrate farms left in its wake. Therefore, if the demand is high countries remain