The #MeToo movement erupted nationwide about two years ago, after a New York Times exposé on allegations against big-screen film producer Harvey Weinstein prompted a surge in public conversations about sexual misconduct in workplace environments as well as related issues tied to gender and power. Read more
Twenty-two years ago, more than 1,000 stakeholders peacefully marched to protest abuses at the highest level of leadership of Kamehameha Schools. Read more
Increase in slip fees will drive away boaters; Impeachment process has entertainment value; and more needs to be considered to begin a process of suing for damages due to climate change. Read more
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If the bankruptcy filing of Meadow Gold’s owner, Dean Foods, signals anything, it’s that Hawaii, like states nationwide, are drinking less of the stuff. Read more
Voting against psychedelic drug therapy research is a vote against the well-being of veterans and everyone else who is suffering from mental health problems. Read more
Celebrating its 80th anniversary this year, Lanakila Pacific first took shape as a “sheltered workshop,” established to help people recover from tuberculosis at a time when the yearly count of reported cases in the islands was upwards of 700. Read more
Synopsis: A look at the mysterious naming practices surrounding new drugs being ubiquitously advertised on TV. Is there a relationship to meaning? Read more
The threat to crack down on Big Oil and its conspiracy to keep us in the dark about global warming failed to register any changes. Read more
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