How to pronounce“maoli”in English

And the Kanaka Maoli have nurtured a profound connection to these islands.

And that the Kanaka Maoli never directly gave up their land or their sovereignty.

And the Kanaka Maoli are divided on if they even want federal recognition!

And why were Kānaka Maoli, the indigenous people of Hawaii, so susceptible to developing leprosy, or "mai Pake?"

Native Hawaiians—who call themselves Kanaka Maoli— are the descendants of Polynesian navigators who arrived on the islands more than two thousand years ago.

and generally trying to cover up any evidence that the Kanaka Maoli were ever sovereign at all.

But, the Kanaka Maoli and Alaska Natives’ relationships with the U. S. have taken very different courses from those of many other Native nations,