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Hawaii Storytellers: Incarceration - Kameha'ililani Waiau

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May 23, 2019

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Lani shares her experience visiting her father at Oahu Prison as a child, which was a highlight as her week because she got to share new hula and mele with her father and play with other children while they waited in the courtyard. Now, as a principal of Ke Kula o Samuel Kamakau, a Hawaiian language school in Kaneohe, she notices the kolohe (rascal) kids, who could have possibly been her dad, always find their way into her classroom.

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