20. Lessons from a Forgotten Coup
The fall of Hawaii’s royal family is more than a local tragedy—it is a critical chapter in U.S. history with lasting repercussions for indigenous rights and questions of justice. The events of 1893 spotlight the consequences of unchecked foreign intervention and the erasure of native sovereignty. Today, as movements for restitution and decolonization gain momentum, Hawaii’s story urges us to confront uncomfortable truths and advocate for a more honest, inclusive future. Remembering the past is the first step toward meaningful change. Reflect further on Hawaii’s journey.
