[Appropriate for this Lei Day, i found a lei woven with great thought and care within the pages of the current Ka Wai Ola, out today. This is a two-stranded lei—two insightful articles (both on a like topic, but one not a translation of the other) by Bryan Kamaoli Kuwada, student, translator, teacher, editor, and researcher living in Palolo i ka ua Lililehua e kilihune nei. Do read it and so pass it on.
For the entire issue, click here: Ka Wai Ola, Mei 2013.]
“Ua paepae ʻē ʻia ka pōhaku: Looking to Our Ancestors.”
Ka Wai Ola, Volume 30, Number 5, Page 14. Mei 2013.
Filed under: Aloha Aina, English Column, Political Commentary, Social Commentary Tagged: Bryan Kamaoli Kuwada, Ka Wai Ola, OHA
