01-22-2023, 08:53 PM
Their are more Native Hawaiians on the mainland than in Hawaii. The reason in the article linked below is given as affordable housing and jobs. Especially in Vegas.
The writer focuses on Oahu and Oahu's cost of living but for some reason doesn't mention housing prices in Puna or Ka'u. Or why there are no jobs available in Puna or Ka'u (business taxes, state and county strangulation of potential businesses, local people protesting and fighting against businesses that would offer them jobs). It also fails to mention DHHL and their mandate to place Native Hawaiians on Hawaiian Homelands which coincidentally are conveniently located here in Hawaii, and have the potential to keep Hawaiian people here in the islands. And how policies of DHHL make affordable housing impossible for the very people they are set up to serve.
In 2021, there were about 309,800 Native Hawaiians in Hawaii and about 370,000 in other states.
https://www.krqe.com/news/business/ap-na...le-living/
The writer focuses on Oahu and Oahu's cost of living but for some reason doesn't mention housing prices in Puna or Ka'u. Or why there are no jobs available in Puna or Ka'u (business taxes, state and county strangulation of potential businesses, local people protesting and fighting against businesses that would offer them jobs). It also fails to mention DHHL and their mandate to place Native Hawaiians on Hawaiian Homelands which coincidentally are conveniently located here in Hawaii, and have the potential to keep Hawaiian people here in the islands. And how policies of DHHL make affordable housing impossible for the very people they are set up to serve.
In 2021, there were about 309,800 Native Hawaiians in Hawaii and about 370,000 in other states.
https://www.krqe.com/news/business/ap-na...le-living/