No Haole Mentality Trucker Hat

In my Native 'Olelo Hawaiian [language], Haole [hah-oh-leh] means "no breath, soul, life." Earlier generations used to call anyone with white skin, "Haole," but nowdays, it's a mentality. We don't want No Haole Mentality in HI. Those who don't care or give back to the land ['Aina], sea [Kai], and Kama'aina [people of the land] and/or have so much self-entitlement, don't belong in Hawai'i. You can come visit, but spend money at local and Kanaka [can't place correct accents of words] owned businesses, then please go home. Don't buy a house or three in HI further displacing Native Hawaiians and locals like myself and family when poverty is considered less than $99,000/year for a couple and $125,000 for a single family with one child in 2022. Learn about our rich culture and the overthrowing of our first and only Queen Lili'uokalani by wealthy British men and the U.S. Military in 1893. My Kanaka ancestors were punished from dancing hula and speaking 'Olelo Hawaiian. Mahalo [thank you] for learning more with us and supporting this small mom-owned shop. Malama pono [take care]! I don't have any social pages setup for this shop yet, but perhaps in the future. Aloha, Shelsea Check out my other main shop, Zazzle.com/T1dlife!