Aloha and Heritage: The Untold Story of Black Pioneers in Hawaii
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Pastor Vicky delves into the often-overlooked history of Black people in Hawaii, highlighting their significant contributions over more than 200 years. From practicing medicine and founding schools to advising Hawaiian royalty and owning businesses, Black individuals have played a crucial role in shaping Hawaiian society. The narrative underscores the spirit of Aloha, where all people were respected, contrasting sharply with the contemporaneous reality of slavery in the continental United States. "Most people don't know that Black people have been a significant part of Hawaiian history," Pastor Vicky begins, setting the stage for a fascinating exploration of this rich, yet underrepresented, historical tapestry.
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Thank you for sharing the knowledge.
Intersting of black culture in Hawaii and influence.
This is so wonderful to hear. Thx you for sharing ❤
Thanks for a great slice of History
Wow!!!! I had no idea wow I've never heard this history before 👌💯💯💯💯💯
It was kept hidden from us.
Wow what an informative video, thank you!
Wow thank you so much. I learned so much in a few minutes 🤗 We have to keep digging out and telling our stories 😢 the way they are supposed to be told 😢. Our history books need to be rewriting and in the meantime parents, grandparents and community leaders must take the time to tell our history, our stories as they were and are, because for a lack of truth and knowledge is that we, our people perish and repeat bad history Aloha 🌺🤟🌺
bs.. this type of brainwashing blacks do is insulting to the real truth.. hawaiians even had a name for negros.. how come if they are suppose to be black
@@ilove100times What name? Popolo? or Pa'ele☺
@@guavajelly7690 im samoan no idea
Several years ago I was disappointed because i didn't see a book about people of African ancestry on the book shelf in Hawaii, so I did my research and wrote a book. BLACK PIONEERS IN BLUE HAWAII. I hope this comment will not be deleted. Have a great day.
Thanks for this knowledge!👏💕
Thanks so much for posting this 🙏🏾♥️
Very interesting, Mahalo !
I am a historian and scoiology instructor and I have neglected to even look at this history. I am not ashamed I am glad that I still love learning and teaching as I grow older. Thanks!
because what she teaches is bs
My paperback & E-book is available on GOOGLE etc. It's BLACK PIONEERS IN BLUE HAWAII/Yvonne Moore.
Thank you! My great grandmother moved here in 1928 and married a merchant seaman last name Aiona in Hilo.
How fascinating!
Thank you for the great research on ‘blacks’ in Hawai’i!
Very interesting. Thanks.
THANKS!
Wow, I didn’t see any of this history during my 3 trips to Hawaii! Thanks for sharing!
@@evefavorse5939 it is also true of Japan.
You will rarely see the darker original indigenous people of any country. They’re forced to live in the “ghettos” or hills. It’s a disgrace that the world hates and makes every attempt to disregard indigenous lives,
NATIVE HAWAIIANS. are not African
Sorry. If you had visited the Historical Society near the Mission you would have seen my book and others. BLACK PIONEERS IN BLUE HAWAII.
@@yvonnemoore1128 watching the video though she talks about Native hawaiians and not the african american community which throws people off
Thank you for this. I'd like to know more.
I had no idea..thanks for sharing.
My book BLACK PIONEERS IN BLUE HAWAII have been around for several years, hope you get a chance to read it.
Definitely not something you hear about in the history books. But as Napoleon Bonaparte once said: 'History is nothing more than a set of agreed-upon lies'
Of course: We don't believe him.
I wrote an historical book BLACK PIONEERS IN BLUE HAWAII / Yvonne Moore.
Black was term used by colonizers to separate us. Blacks are just dark skin people which exist all over the world in all places close to the equator. I was just thinking about maybe using the term enslaved blacks to identify these settlers. Otherwise thank you so much for sharing. Always felt drawn to Hawaii.
Millions in India and Pakistan have darker skin than most African-Americans. The ones with the lightest skin are in every part of the world - the albinos.
Yes, people of African Ancestry have lived in Hawaii dating back to the 1800s. Please read BLACK PIONEERS IN BLUE HAWAII by Yvonne Moore. Nice Video.
who didn't know? EyE mean we had navigated and were inhabitants of the Earth long before any others. We're not Black, we're indigenous. This is only brand new to the lighter breed.
Facts! Indigenous to the entire planet, including Hawaii.
@@neferbey9902 Ndeed beloved!💯💯💯💯
@@neferbey9902 yeah keep dreaming! If we were black we would have been taken as slaves like Africans!
Good thing our DNA, Genealogy/Family trees prove who we are!
Alice BALL, not Bell.
Grew up in Maui and went to college with newer history classes. They never mentioned any of this unfortunately
Important significant Hawai'i History.
Islanders of African ancestry; African Hawai'i Islanders.
It's *stunning* lesser known, less understood, almost obscure Island History.
*Hawai'i* Island History.
bs you going from one lie to another.. i dare any black to debate me on this subject
@@ilove100times
The research fact finding of records shown wonderfully in this documentary revealing a lesser known History in Hawai'i that has gone completely under the radar proves you incorrect.
@@SunnyIlha research what lol if what you say is fact why they not Melanesian?
@@SunnyIlha in fact your no different from europeans who tried stealing the features of polynesian where you get the coin of almost white.. okay you do your research before stealing another culture.. oh even Hawaiians documented the black pigmys in hawaii who sadly got eaten
@@ilove100times
You need to get a brain so you can answer your own questions instead of asking me.
Or asking someone else.
*Also What Most people Don't know and has been hidden. Is that the original full-blooded Hawaiians were Black people And that's a fact.*
yeah keep telling yourself that and tell your woman to stop wearing wigs and end the colorism within your hood..
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Who knew! When I was young, I knew a father and 2 sons that were of Hawaiian mixed raced. After seeing your video, they were obviously part black, I think. They claimed to be part Hawaiian, Chinese, Portugese, if I remember right.
I condemn this video for a lot of misinformation said. "black jack" was a nativve Hawaiian of chiefly descent btw. black does not represent power yellow and red does. your skin color did not matter. it is said that people of pale tone once landed on the islands long before cook and they were treated like chiefs.
Different shades of brown people on the planet = the so called black people =
the 12 tribes of Israel.
Polynesian = tribe of naphtali
Different shades of Red = the so called white people. there not white they are different shades of Red.
Esau = Red and hairy all over.
Esau married amalak and created the Romans ( the conquerors).
Original Polynesians were kinky hair and shades of brown until the conquerors mixed the dna through sex.
The bible is a history book.
Knowledge is a Super Power.
@@SuperpowersUniversity what are you talking about 💀
In fact:
1. Aboriginal Hawaiian people, were/are categorized, by "western" so-called white society; Categorized Aboriginal Hawaiian people as so-called Black people (albeit from the Hawaiian Kingdom not from America).
2. In 1893, when (U.S.A) President Cleveland sent an investigator (James Blount) to find out why U.S. Marines had illegally landed on Hawaiian Kingdom shores; The investigator found that the most common complaint by so-called white people living in, or visiting, the Hawaiian Kingdom; The most common complaint was that the so-called white people did not like living in "a Kingdom ruled by Black people".
[For the record]
3. See the NEA (National Education Association) report on the 131 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom (1893-2024).
4. See the ICC (International Criminal Court) report on the 131 year U.S. illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom (1893-2024).
5. History not mystery.
The 1st Hawaiians where Black/Melenated..even before Kamehameha
if that lieing makes you fell better.. and that would mean first white explorers would have said they have ugly features flat nose black skin and these melanesian look like affars in africa.. okay.. lol
But wait ... The RYSE of the BLAWYN Nation!
aitn no way you called Native Hawaiians "black" which many of your viewers are comparing to african americans.....
Her face book page says African Methodist Episcopal Church. She's pandering.
@@guavajelly7690 that's a bummer :|
@@guavajelly7690 every time i read this history of polynesian.. why are blacks sooo work up to make up history.. in fact the history of hawaii and maori speak of gaint white red head people.. who cares.. but stop stealing a culture in the process of it
Do u know the original history of Hawaii before Kamehameha...was deeply melenated people with Afros
@Makasala1 lol an Afrocentric who would be lucky if he could even trace his genealogy back 4-5 generations is going to tell us who we are. Of course we know who we are! We can trace our genealogies way before Kamehameha! .
This is interesting, and I'm glad to learn this. But it's mixed with propaganda and inaccuracies. You failed to mention the Hawaiian history of pre-contact slavery. And over-stated their enlightenment. Just check your work with someone with balanced views. Like a professor who is capable of balance.
Yes, it's important to tell the histories that have been often overlooked, but I have to agree that anyone with a little more than passing knowledge of Hawaii's history, would say that this video is just full of inaccuracies. What we're seeing is a steady stream of videos produced about Hawaiian history that are more often than not, thrown together with little or poor research. There are no academic standards anymore and that's a shame because real history should be taught with accuracy and context.
Different shades of brown people on the planet = the so called black people =
the 12 tribes of Israel.
Polynesian = tribe of naphtali
Different shades of Red = the so called white people. there not white they are different shades of Red.
Esau = Red and hairy all over.
Esau married amalak and created the Romans ( the conquerors).
Original Polynesians were kinky hair and shades of brown until the conquerors mixed the dna through sex.
The bible is a history book.
Knowledge is a Super Power.
What this woman may not have mentioned was how the original and native Hawaiians also looked black as well.
lmfao!! No they didn't. They looked beautiful like the Tahitians, where they came from!
Yes! The Tahitians are a beautiful people, and so are Black people! I've met Samoans and Tongan people who are proud to have Black blood.
@@anaangel5434 Well they must be mixed. Samoan and Meauli. A 100% full blooded Samoan would not claim black blood 🙄
@@guavajelly7690 That is because many samoans at home and abroad believe they are better than black people. I assume you do as well using Meauli when you know that is an insulting term for black people.
@@guavajelly7690 it's very sad to see how much self-hatred you are. Portraying against your own people
The Real full blooded So-Called Hawaiians were afro-asiatic so-called Black people. No, they weren't so called"African Americans" but they are classified as Black people just like the original full-blooded so called "Native Americans" were Black people. It's very sad to see how the Native Americans and Hawaiians have been whited out and brainwashed to think that they're white, which they aren't and they should be glad that they aren't. Just remember that I wasn't Black people perpetrated genocide upon your people and forcibly took over your Islands and lands. It was the same white oppressor that is there today that have weakened your bloodline.