Obama Administration Seeks Race Based Govt. in Hawaii

The Daily Caller ^ | 05/27/2014 | Neil Munro

[DoughtyOne]

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[A'elian' nation]

No Punahou is just the run of the mill elite-rich 1%er school. Anyone can attend if you can fork up the bucks. No doubt Punahou gives scholarships to those it feels it needs to enrich and multi-culturalize its campus - maybe like The One - although his grandparents were well off.

Bernice Pauahi Bishop ( she married white guy Charles Bishop who started First Hawaiian Bank ) bequeathed all her lands for the establishment of a school for Hawaiian children. Bernice Pauahi Bishop, great grand-daughter of King Kamehameha I, was land rich on all the islands
( including Waikiki on Oahu). Today her estate, Kamehameha Schools, owns 365,000 acres of land.

Students that get accepted basically get a free education. Yearly tuition rarely exceeds $1000 a yr.

http://www.ksbe.edu/pauahi/bio.php

[Verginius Rufus]

According to James Michener's novel Hawaii, there are good genealogical sources for the native Hawaiians...but that may refer refer mostly to the earlier period before Hawaii was inundated with people from elsewhere.

How someone would prove "native" ancestry whose only connection was one great-great-grandparent, I don't know. It might be easy enough to determine the typical DNA types of pureblooded Hawaiians (but how to tell them apart from other Polynesians?) since there are some still living, but probably the part-Hawaiians are far more numerous.