A Hawaii Documentary
No jobs. Sky-high rents. Tent cities of the homeless. Cultural appropriation. Native people forced out of their own lands. Unfortunately, these descriptions apply to Hawai’i. The Central Pacific archipelago is a beautiful place, caught in the crossfire of international interests. Aloha Dying is a documentary that sheds light on the dark side of the Aloha “State.” It is available here for free. This decision is based off of a simple reason: Hawai’i’s plight must be known. Journalism is hard work, however, and this documentary took months to make.
If Aloha Dying resonates with you, please purchase it digitally via Amazon, or make a donation (to do either, go to http://codybrooks.club/aloha-dying).
If you would like to know more about Hawai’i’s legal status as a state, you can go to http://hawaiiankingdom.net. “Very impressed. Good piece of journalism… [does] an especially good job of concisely explaining the legalities of the sovereignty/independence issue.” -David Shapiro, former managing editor of the Honolulu Star-Advertiser
DONATE: http://donorbox.org/aloha-dying
PURCHASE: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JNGWKDV/
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