Racial Harmony Is Achievable

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The book explores the resilience of the people of the Hawai'in Islands in the face of numerous challenges, including civil wars, diseases, and ecological destruction. It details their journey through religious conflicts, the end of feudalism, and responses to imperialism and worker exploitation. Additionally, it addresses the impact of new residents and their cultural integration. By offering a plan for social transformation, the work serves as a significant resource for scholars in political science, public affairs, sociology, and Hawaiian studies.