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Naʻau of the Islands
E komo mai — step into a world where the 'āina's whispers and the ocean's chorus tell the story of Hawai'i. Our blog is a lei of aloha, woven with the tales, customs, and aloha ʻāina that pulse through the heart of the islands. Journey with us as we delve into the sacred dance of our ancestors, the reverence for our natural world, and the profound commitment to community that the Hawaiian ID card embodies. Here, every word is a petal added to our shared lei, honoring the vibrant spirit of Hawai'i's people and lands. Join our 'ohana as we navigate the currents of our heritage, and let's uplift the naʻau of Hawai'i together.
How do you know if you are Hawaiian?
Being Hawaiian transcends ancestry, encompassing a deep connection to Hawaii's culture, traditions, and values. The Hawaiian ID card symbolizes this bond, recognizing those who identify with Hawaii's spirit, whether by blood or affinity, and their commitment to its cultural preservation.
Are Hawaiians considered US citizens?
Hawaiians are U.S. citizens, reflecting the diversity and unity of America. This status allows for a unique blend of national and cultural identities, encouraging Hawaiians to embrace their heritage and the broader American values.
Hawaiians in America
The Hawaiian ID card celebrates Hawaiian heritage and American identity, offering a way for individuals to honor their dual heritage. It symbolizes the unique contributions of Hawaiians to America's diversity.