He Inoa Mana (A powerful name) | Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu (Kumu Hina) | TEDxMaui
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- Опубликовано: 28 дек 2014
- This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Kumu Hina, an educator, social and political activist, and Hawaiian cultural practitioner, shares her experience as a transgendered woman exploring her half Hawaiian, half Chinese ancestry. In her talk, she shares about a recent trip to China which unexpectedly connected her to her family there, and the realizations this new connection is bringing to her about the origins of identity.
Kanaka maoli teacher, cultural practitioner, community leader, one of first openly-transgender candidates to run for a statewide political office in the U.S.
Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu is a kanaka maoli teacher, cultural practitioner and community leader. She was born in the Nuuanu district of Oʻahu and educated at Kamehameha Schools and the University of Hawaiʻi. She was a founding member of, and outreach specialist for, Kulia Na Mamo, a community organization established to improve the quality of life for māhūwahine (transgender women). She is currently the cultural director at Hālau Lōkahi, a public charter school that uses Native Hawaiian culture, history and education as tools for developing and empowering the next generation of warrior scholars. She and her students have been invited to participate in numerous events in Hawaiʻi and abroad, including trips to Tahiti, Autearoa and Japan. Hina is also a leader in many community affairs and civic activities, including serving as chair of the O‘ahu Island Burial Council, which oversees the management of Native Hawaiian burial sites and ancestral remains. Last year, Hina became one of the first Native Hawaiians to actively support marriage equality in Hawaiʻi through a prominent Star-Advertiser editorial entitled, “Hawaiian Values Differ from Western Traditions.” She can currently be seen in an award-winning documentary about her life, Kumu Hina, which is screening at film festivals around the globe.
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Kumu Hina is Hawaii's treasure to the world our culture and our Aina.
+Terence Gomez Wow truley i am blown away.
I had the pleasure of knowing Hina when we were keiki. Just a 7th and 6th grader going to Kamehameha Schools. Even then such a beautiful soul. Now I dance with Linda Pahoa in Texas. Every time I watch this and hear her 'Oli I reconnect to the land of my ancestors. My beloved Hawaii. Thank you for sharing your powerful story with the world. 7 years later it is still relevant and engrossing. Aloha 'oe.
Mahu have a higher status within the culture. Especially in Tahiti where the eldest son is always raised to embody the essence of the male and the female spirit and energy. Mahu is not a derogatory word and has no derogatory connotations within Polynesia. All we can hope to do in this life is be a good person and contribute something good to the world.
@Joni Zill rubbish
Ridiculously false.
@@ranngii 👈Mahu
@@canklemedkits3772 and where are you from
Bulshido...
Aloha Mahalo, you are so beautiful and strong. I was crying tears of joy to be able to get a chance of knowing your story. Allcompassing love to you. Yes we all lit our lights and now to forfill our vision in that life we have now.
MAHALO NUI Loa from Germany.
Kumu Hina is a living treasure of Ko Hawai'i Pae 'Aina!❤❤❤
Mahalo Kumu Hina for your "beautiful" story and the importance of self idenitity.
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Mahalo. Mahalo.
I just found this. I am in joyful, grateful tears. Thank you for the light that you are & have shared.
Deep respect for you, Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu.
Great use of 0:16:07!
Powerful woman who loves her culture and Hawaiian people deeply and passionately.
Im also a Pacific islander from the Micronesian region. I am frm the Chuuk islands & i have German, Polish, Prussian & Fijian ancestry.
Mahalo nui e Kumu Hina for sharing your inner light and love with us; so that we too may honor our inner light and pass it on.
This made me smile. Mahalo, Hinaleimoana.
just watched documentary and now this clip. What an incredible person. love your message and all that you do!
What documentary?
What a beautiful person!
You are amazing! I studied at UH Manoa and my professor showed us your movie!
You're an amazing person Hina....
Beautiful message.
I am absolutely captivated by this amazing, beautiful person!!!
Powerful !!!
Much love from California, Kumu Hina!
Thank you for sharing your beauty with the world
so inspirational.....thank you hinaleimoana......xoxoxo
Mahalo no kou mo'olelo!
BEAUTIFUL -
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Nani nō kou 'ōlelo e Kumu Hina! He makamae 'oe iho i ke ao nei. Aloha!
Amazing and inspirational!!! :)))
Great story thank you for sharing this.....Mahalo and Aloha
Beautiful message!
thank u. you are an inspiration.
Oh my goodness love and aloha to you dear precious brilliance. Xoxoxoxoxoxoxo
Aloha nui loa nani ohana...I miss my big island because nowhere I've ever lived do people love like Hawaii. Mahalo for reminding me in this cold dark michigan winter.
Mahalo nui loa e Kumu Hina, no kou 'ike loa.
Thank you--you inspire me!
Beautiful
Hello from CanadaThanks for this teaching
Mahalo Nui KumuHina!! 🙌🏽🏔❤️
Beautiful story.
God I need to meet her
Mahalo nui loa Kumu Hina for your errytins\♡♡♡/ my aloha n mana to aid on your collective journeys!
Mahalo piha!
Oh.MY.GOD...Thank you
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Has anyone else aside from Hina and Aunty Pua given oli to open TEDx?
Daniel Anthony. I just watched his before finding his one.
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Aloha Kakou
What is the chant at the beginning?
hi 5th period
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Hawaiʻi au mau a mau.
ni hao aloha
this dude i just watched a documentary about her, one part she was arguing with her husband and i thought to my self, man they'd have some mean blues
Your an awful person
Now if she lived in old Hawaii, would she still be able to eat with the men or not?
+kpadmirer Mahu really were "in the middle" of Hawaiian society, able to pass among social & political divisions due to the respect & honor they commanded, and the knowledge & traditions they nurtured. They were highly esteemed and loved!
Yes, and with the women :)
The corruption of polynesia
You say that like the west didn’t force their religion on the Polynesians.
I was just thinking when I first saw you that looks like a man
Not a good singing voice. Honestly it may be cultural, but have a better singer to sing this.
You have to understand something about 'Oli in order to make that judgment. Unless you have actually heard other dances with kahea and chants I don't think you're qualified to throw shade. Her 'Oli was done clearly and powerfully as it was meant to be.
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