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Filipino Workers’ Role in Hawaii’s Labor Movement Part 2
by Dr. Arcelita Imasa Dear Readers, Our last column shared some important history concerning Filipino workers and unionization in Oahu. This prompted Ray Catania and [Read More…]
Karit Iti Pluma Ni Ilokano Part 2
by Amado I. Yoro Ti Bibirokek a Saem-Sam-it ken Siit iti Pluma. Agnadnadnaden ti birtud ti pangaldaw kadagiti nadumaduma a taraon kas iti insalada a [Read More…]
Medicare and Social Security Is on the Ballot in 2024, The Results Could Determine What These Programs Will Be in the Next 5-10 Years
by Edwin Quinabo 2024 could be among the last years before Medicare and Social Security experience a major overhaul. And the national election of 2024 [Read More…]
Filipinos’ Close Encounters with Suicide and Learning Prevention Strategies That Could Save Lives
by Edwin Quinabo Suicides are preventable, unlike an incurable disease – this is what health experts say people should know first and foremost about this [Read More…]
Hawaii Healthcare Still Hurting; Here’s What We Can Do
by Keli‘i Akina We have known for years that Hawaii’s healthcare system is in bad shape, but recent events have shown just how much of [Read More…]
Unethical U.S. Supreme Court and A Lawsuit Over Affordable Housing
by Will Espero As a former state senator, I am fully aware of the need to disclose annual financial information as directed by the law and [Read More…]
Raising the Retirement Age Eligibility to 70-Years-Old Would Be Yet Another Stab in the Back on Our Younger Generations
Make no mistake, a retirement income crisis will hit the U.S. as soon as more Gen X begins to reach retirement age. Currently, there is [Read More…]
Suicide Is Not an Individual Problem, But A Family and Community Problem
Suicide is often thought of as an individual problem. But suicide impacts families and close friends that often will become lifelong trauma survivors, particularly for [Read More…]
