"Hawaiian sovereignty is not simply a political question. It is a question of material survival. Nowhere is that relationship more visible in Hawai'i than in the history of control over water." @KellieKuenzle Read more about this connection here: substack.com/home/post/p-217…
In the second installment of our #USOccupation of Hawaii series, we speak with Dr. Uahikea Maile @uahikea on Hawaiʻi’s transition from a US territory to a state and how the aftermath of US control continues to shape sovereignty struggles today podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
Overthrown. Marketed. Sold. How one man helped overthrow a kingdom and built an American fantasy of paradise that endures today. Read our latest Substack on the #USOccupation of Hawai'i from @KellieKuenzlesubstack.com/home/post/p-210…
The first episode in our series on the #USOccupation of Hawai'i has just dropped. In it, we explore the history of the US overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom with Dean Saranillio, author of Unsustainable Empire: Alternative Histories of Hawaiʻi Statehood.
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TOMORROW: After a long hiatus, we are back with our series on the #USOccupation of Hawai‘i. First episode on the US annexation of Hawai‘i drops tomorrow
In the final episode of our Occupation of #NagornoKarabakh#Artsakh series, we spoke with Siranush Sargsyan @SiranushSargsy1, an Artsakhtsi Armenian journalist and human rights advocate, about being displaced from her homeland and dreams of returning. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
Tomorrow the final episode of our Occupation of #NagornoKarabakh#Artsakh series drops. We speak with Siranush Sargsyan @SiranushSargsy1, an Artsakhtsi Armenian journalist and human rights advocate who was displaced from her homeland.
In the latest episode of our Occupation of #NagornoKarabakh series, we speak with Javid Agha @cavidaga, an Azerbaijani journalist in exile, about the conflict's forgotten history. Listen now: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
First episode of our series on the Occupation of #NagornoKarabakh is out now. We spoke with British writer, Thomas de Waal (@Tom_deWaal), on the history of the conflict and status of current peace negotiations:
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The #IsraeliOccupation of #Gaza after the 1967 War was not just a sudden military outcome. It was the beginning of a system Israel had already started to imagine a decade earlier. 🧵
4/“The protests first begin and spread very quickly.” — Anne Irfan
By 1987, unrest in Gaza had been building for years. After four Palestinian workers from #Jabalia were killed by an Israeli military truck, protests erupted — and the #FirstIntifada began.
5/Occupation. Settlement planning. Military law. Labor control. Resistance.
This is the history that shaped Gaza long before the present moment.
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