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OBITUARY: HAUNANI-KAY TRASK – HAWAI’IAN POET, ACTIVIST (71)
Photo: Haunani-Kay Trask in an undated photo. As a professor, poet and activist, she pushed for the recognition of Hawaii’s Indigenous people. “I am not soft, I am not sweet, and I do not want any more tourists in Hawaii,” she said.Credit…Kapulani Landgraf
Haunani–Kay Trask was a visionary leader of the Hawaiian sovereignty movement. She decried the colonization and despoliation of her native land who once said: “We are not American! We will die as Hawaiians, we will never be American!”
In memoriam: Haunani-Kay Trask, exemplary Native Hawaiian scholar
03 July 2021 | Moanikeʻala Nabarro | University of Hawaiʻi News
Hearts are heavy across Hawaiʻi and the world as many mourn the death of University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Professor Emerita Haunani-Kay Trask. Loved ones confirmed the exemplary Native Hawaiian scholar died on Saturday, July 3.
Trask who retired in 2010, started her extensive academic career at UH Mānoa in 1981 as an assistant professor in the American studies department with expertise in feminist theory and Indigenous studies. She is credited with co-founding the contemporary field of Hawa
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Warm Up (10mins):
Video Analysis is a simple critical-viewing strategy to guide students’ analysis of media. This protocol prompts students to focus on significant information from a video by responding to essential or guiding questions. Using essential or guiding questions can help students engage more deeply with the video and process key information more thoughtfully.
Step 1: Review guiding questions. Each student will select (2) questions to focus on while engaging in the warm-up video.
- 1. How did white plantation owners and missionaries attempt to overthrow the Hawaiian ali’i (sacred nobility)?
- 2. How did Hawai'i become a territory of the United States? *lesson supporting question
- 3. How did Queen Liliʻuokalani inspire and fight for the Hawaiian people?
- 4. How do you think this history affects Native Hawaiians today?
Step 2: Students will view the warm-up video twice and allow time for student share out
- First Viewing: watch and listen, keeping selected guiding questions in mind
- Second Viewing: record responses and reflections to selected questions in class Jamboard
Step 3: Teacher summarizes pertinent background information as a transition into the lesson.
Teacher Considerations....
- Answers can be written or oral
- Circulate to prompt on-task