Displacing Natives

Discover the profound insights of Displacing Natives by Bookshop, published by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc in 1999. This compelling paperback, spanning 240 pages, delves into the intricate strategies employed by outsiders to seize Hawaiian lands and erode the rich tapestry of indigenous Hawaiian culture.

Through a meticulous examination of historical and contemporary examples, including Captain Cook's journals, Hollywood films, and the commercialization of hula, the book reveals the multifaceted ways in which native culture has been displaced. Displacing Natives is an essential read for anyone interested in understanding the impact of colonialism and the ongoing struggle for cultural preservation in Hawaii. Immerse yourself in this enlightening narrative that sheds light on the resilience of native identity amidst external challenges.