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War dancing for peace | Native Hawaiians | TEDxSanQuentin


Aloha what are the commonalities of race

Aloha what are the commonalities of race gender religion educated dropout

gender religion educated dropout

gender religion educated dropout marginalized disenfranchised alien

marginalized disenfranchised alien

marginalized disenfranchised alien immigrant and of course criminal and

immigrant and of course criminal and

immigrant and of course criminal and citizen well these are all labels that

citizen well these are all labels that

citizen well these are all labels that we use to create separation and today do

we use to create separation and today do

we use to create separation and today do our traditional haka dance we would like

our traditional haka dance we would like

our traditional haka dance we would like to show you how separation creates

to show you how separation creates

to show you how separation creates conflict not only with each other but

conflict not only with each other but

conflict not only with each other but also within ourselves as you can see it

also within ourselves as you can see it

also within ourselves as you can see it only takes one to create a community and

only takes one to create a community and

only takes one to create a community and that one can be you we only ask that

that one can be you we only ask that

that one can be you we only ask that together we are stronger and better than

together we are stronger and better than

together we are stronger and better than we could ever be and we’re apart

ah you see by uniting together we can

ah you see by uniting together we can create a community and treat each other

create a community and treat each other

create a community and treat each other and welcome each other as brothers and

and welcome each other as brothers and

and welcome each other as brothers and sisters rather than to distant strangers

[Music]

[Music] upon a porno porno porno

hobo no no means in Hawaiian forgiveness

hobo no no means in Hawaiian forgiveness reconciliation and balance and we all

reconciliation and balance and we all

reconciliation and balance and we all need balance in our lives we also need

need balance in our lives we also need

need balance in our lives we also need to understand the lives that we are able

to understand the lives that we are able

to understand the lives that we are able to impact what you are experiencing

to impact what you are experiencing

to impact what you are experiencing right now is the traditional welcome of

right now is the traditional welcome of

right now is the traditional welcome of a what you are feeling right now is our

a what you are feeling right now is our

a what you are feeling right now is our our spirit

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