Category: Editorials
Moore and Diaz Bring Pride to Hawaii and the Philippines at Tokyo Olympics
After being cancelled due to the worldwide pandemic last year, the Games of the XXXII Olympiad got back on track, with Tokyo hosting it from [Read More…]
Biden and Dems Must Deliver on Their Promise of College Student Debt Forgiveness
It’s fair to say that Joe Biden is President today because a majority of the 166 million Millennials and Gen Z population voted for him [Read More…]
You Might Not Think It; But A Rise in Diverse Populations Could Finally Lead to Racial Harmony in the US
The 2020 Census has yet to be released, but newly released Census Bureau estimates compiled annually using a different methodology with information on housing and [Read More…]
For the People Act’s Demise Is Temporary; Greater Effort Must Go Into Its Passage
Post 2020 elections, there has been two drives to change our voting system. On one side, GOP-majority State Legislatures successfully passed new voting laws that [Read More…]
We Must Ensure That Hawaii Condos and Buildings Are Upkept and Safe
As of press time, emergency rescue teams continue to search for missing residents (151; 10 already died) of the collapsed Champlain Towers South condominium in [Read More…]
A Big Mahalo to our Dads – Happy Father’s Day
As Mother’s Day is dedicated to our first source of love and nurturing; perhaps Father’s Day is that special time to honor our first source [Read More…]
Hawaii’s Filipinos Among Lowest Vaccinated in State; Let’s Trust the Science, Get Vaccinated
Kudos to the residents, state and public health officials of Hawaii for ranking in the top tier nationally (fluctuates daily between 10-14) for the highest [Read More…]
Do Yourself a Favor, Experience the Culinary Delight Filipino Food Week Offers, June 6-12
Get ready Hawaii, Filipino Food Week (FFW) is back for its second year. Once again, a diverse group of Hawaii restaurants representing a wide spectrum [Read More…]
Via a Bipartisan Commission or Not, Jan. 6 Must Be Investigated
Senate Republicans refusal to agree to a bipartisan commission to investigate the riot at the US Capitol on January 6 underscores 1) how ex-president Donald [Read More…]
Best to the Philippines on their Vaccination Efforts
This week the CDC gave perhaps the most encouraging news since the outbreak of COVID-19. It issued a new guideline that two weeks after someone [Read More…]
