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    • Aug 11
    • 1 min read

Sanyika Shakur On Hawaii

Hawaii is in the news today because climate change has left their lands on fire. The indigenous people of Hawaii have been fighting for self-determination since 1893, when their government was overthrown by euro-american settlers ('haoles'). We are posting this article from the summer 1993 issue of CROSSROAD as an expression of solidarity and a reaffirmation of the urgency of the struggles for land, independence & socialism by all the oppressed nations in the u.s. empire. Re-Build!


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