ジェイソン・モモアのインスタグラム(prideofgypsies) - 7月28日 03時34分

Mahalo nui loa @ハリウッド・リポーター I love my heritage both sides, Hawaiian and Iowan I appreciate your support on bringing attention to Mauna Kea . With all due respect to the pursuit of scientific knowledge, we must always protect what is sacred to our people, I believe your telescope can be built in a place where it is wanted. If u stay we will stay we are Kapu Aloha and we will share our ways with the world. Times are changing #findanothermountain #canaryislands #kapualoha #alohaalwayswins #kanakamaoli #kamehamehapleasepost #151millionpeople #powerofthepeople #spreadlikewildfire #pohakuforpresident Aloha j

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salty_wahine It’s deeper than our sacred ʻāina (land) it’s about our culture and it’s people. It’s about deculturation. Too many things have been taken from our people. Now is the time to give back. Give back our lands that was stolen from us, give back our culture that was taken from us. Give back our language that was never taught to us. Enough is enough. Stop forcing things upon us. We’re standing together and the world is watching us. 🔺Kū kiaʻi Mauna🔺 Aloha ʻĀina 🌱#aoletmt #protectmaunakea

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mrs.sheilagregory Totally 100% agree with your stand on protecting this sacred mountain... I have been to Hawaii once and the feeling of the love of the land on the Hawaiian people is true and deep... Mr Mamoa and Duane Kohnson, good to see you speaking for the people of Hawai’i.. I am here just north of Vancouver BC and I am spreading the word here... Aloha and Mahalo!!

dabn_dyke I’m Spanish and Californian. I moved from Joshua Tree 2 months ago. And today? I drive to the Mauna- to stand with my indigenous people. I’m proud to be going. I’m proud of my Spanish 1/2. I’m old. In the 70’s it wasn’t accepted. Constantly being told ‘your white YOU ARE WHITE’. Today I break those chains. Today I rise.

john_scottrichardson May thing is this they should put the money into cleaning up the earth and sustainable living and environmentally safe restorative living. What more do we need from looking at the starts. Heck we dying and earth is dying. This answer is inside not outside. Geez. They already of telescopes in places why not repurpose on of those.

rowan.m.x @writerof_words yeah that makes sense. I just would never have known that it was a racial slur because I’ve never heard it used as such. Lots of people here in Texas call themselves gypsies and I’ve met a girl named Gypsy down here as well. I actually thought it was a beautiful word, never would have guessed it was a slur.

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