Stuff You Should Know At Long Last: Hawaiian Overthrow Episode
Sep 24, 2020
Dive into the fascinating and complex history of Hawaii, where the speakers dissect the 19th-century overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy and its implications. Discover the clash between indigenous culture and Protestant missionaries, and unravel the political maneuvers that led to U.S. annexation. Hear about Queen Liliuokalani's struggle for sovereignty amid violent confrontations. The episode not only illuminates historical injustices but also highlights the ongoing fight for Native Hawaiian rights and recognition.
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Listener Request Fulfilled
- Josh Clark thanks Kanaka Kai for consistently requesting a Hawaiian overthrow episode.
- Kanaka Kai's persistence on Instagram led to the creation of this podcast episode.
Hawaii's Questionable Statehood
- Hawaii's statehood is questionable due to its history.
- The U.S. essentially stole Hawaii rather than rectifying the geopolitical fraud.
Cook's Fatal Mistake
- James Cook's kidnapping of a Hawaiian chief led to a major battle and his death.
- This event highlighted the unity of Hawaiian chiefs against European outsiders.