Hawaiian Indians and Black Kanakas
Hawaiian Indians and Black Kanakas
Racial Trajectories of Diasporic Kanaka Laborers
The chapter looks at the circumstances of Kanaka laborers in New England and in California, emphasizing the ways that Kānaka Maoli entered into indigenous communities and other communities of color and engaged with the notion of race--a crucial category that was fundamental to Americans’ understanding of world geography.
Keywords: immigrant communities, communities of color, race, American racial geographies, labor
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