As a native Hawaiian, land back is not about changing ownership of land but ending ownership of land ('aina), and people. 'Aina is your mother. You can't own your mother. Hard to explain to for-profit genocidal slavery-based ecology-annihilating empires and their beneficiaries. https://twitter.com/neoputa/status/1258543867743199232

Imagine an indigenous community in the US with a Disneyland-like resort built over their villages & ancestor's graves, made to do bastardizations of sacred dances, in 'sexy feather headresses' & entertain the rich tourists for starvation wages, 12 hrs a day 7 days a week

I'm Hawaiian and been homeless in my own land, repeatedly, while working full-time as a teacher and social worker, like countless homeless working families.

While American and other foreign billionaires own countless mansions and unoccupied multi-million dollar condos here.

Imagine Hawaiians being arrested for speaking Hawaiian. Outrageous, right? But that's just everyday life, in US-colonized Hawaii. https://splinternews.com/judge-issues-arrest-warrant-to-hawaiian-man-for-speakin-1822421239

Neofeud is a game about my experiences growing up in Hawaii's ghetto, being a social worker & STEM teacher for poor, homeless, refugees, mostly non-white kids in slums of Hawaii the tour buses avoid. 100% of sales go to keeping a roof over my kids' head https://silverspook.itch.io/neofeud 

@hollyargente is my fair-skinned Canadian partner, & @theorypleeb is a white American who lives communally here with us, because the capitalist empire they were born in left them struggling. Hawaiians don't judge by melanin, and don't 'hoard' land. That's pono (right / just).