Hawaiian Kingdom Blog
The Hawaiian Kingdom Blog focuses on the history, sovereignty, and political status of the Hawaiian Kingdom. It covers topics such as the recognition of Hawaiian independence by foreign powers in the 19th century, the significance of Hawaiian national holidays like Lā Kūʻokoʻa (Independence Day), and contemporary discussions on Hawaiian sovereignty and nationhood. The blog features presentations, historical accounts, and educational events that explore the continuity of the Hawaiian Kingdom as a nation-state and its implications for current political and cultural identity. It is published by the Hawaiian Kingdom Blog organization.
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National Holiday – Lā Kūʻokoʻa (Independence Day)
UPDATE LIVE STREAMING: Celebrating Independence Day – Kau‘i Sai-Dudoit and Dr. Keanu Sai to Present at Windward Community College on Friday November 28th
Lā Kūʻokoʻa Presentations with Kauʻi Sai Dudoit and Dr. Keanu Sai
Friday, November 28, 4pm – 5:30pmWindward CC, Hale Aʻo 102 (Hawaiian Studies Building)
La Kūʻokoʻa – Independence Day – Through our two Presenters, we will examine the history of the emergence…
Celebrating Independence Day – Kau‘i Sai-Dudoit and Dr. Keanu Sai to Present at Windward Community College on Friday November 28th
Celebrating Independence Day: “From Classroom to Country” at Bishop Museum on Friday November 28th
Dr. Keanu Sai’s Third Episode on KITV Island Life Live News Preparing to Celebrate Hawaiian Independence Day on Friday November 28th
Dr. Keanu Sai’s Second Episode on KITV Island Life Live News Preparing to Celebrate Hawaiian Independence Day on Friday November 28th
Dr. Keanu Sai on KITV Island Life Live News Preparing to Celebrate Hawaiian Independence Day on Friday November 28th
As Hawaiian Independence Day (Lā Kuʻokoʻa) is approaching on Friday November 28th, KITV Island Life Live invited Dr. Keanu Sai to give some historical background and the significance of the Hawaiian Kingdom becoming an independent State on November 28, 1843.…
Kamehameha Schools can Prevail in Pending Lawsuit Challenging its Admission Policy with Preference to those with Native Hawaiian Ancestry
On September 4, 2025, the Civil Beat published an article “Kamehameha Schools’ Admission Policies May Face Legal Challenge.” They reported:
A conservative mainland group whose lawsuit against Harvard ended affirmative action in college admissions is now building support…


