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01 of 14Curtis Peahu, student
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02 of 14A mailbox in the autonomous village of Pu’uhonua O Waimanalo on O’ahu
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03 of 14A statue of King Kamehameha, who united Hawaii’s islands
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04 of 14Bumpy Kanahele, independence activist
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05 of 14The coast at Lana’i
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06 of 14Bumpy Kanahele’s home in the Koolau mountains
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07 of 14Kukaniloko, an ancient sacred site
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08 of 14Keli’i Wilson of Hawaiian Tourism: “It’s like Israel. They lost their land and they were dispersed, but they kept their culture.”
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09 of 14View of Waikiki
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10 of 14Local businessman Kaui Kauhi: “Uncle Bumpy has done so much to educate us about politics and the movement. I call him the King.”
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11 of 14Pu’uhonua O Waimanalo village
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12 of 14Henry Kapono, musician & activist
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13 of 14Mark Bennett, attorney general of Hawaii
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14 of 14The Hawaiian coat of arms
