racism in Kea`au and Pahoa schools

[dfryman]

We have lived in the same subdivision for 18 years. My son is 16 and is white, blue eyes and brown hair. He grew up here all his life and has a lot of local friends. He gets called haole, cracker, white boy and a few other things I can't say. He has been in numerous physical fights which he usually wins. I don't believe in physical violence, but I always told him to defend himself. It's too bad this happens because my son has plenty of respect and aloha.

Donna