SNV Special Interview: A Foot In Each World

EPISODE · Oct 23, 2025 · 46 MIN

SNV Special Interview: A Foot In Each World

from Socialist News and Views · host Nicholas Shillingford

Special Interview Recorded (9/30/2025) and Uploaded (10/23/2025)(NOTE: You can watch a video of this interview on YouTube from Urban Cabin Studios here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3tunnaYG1o )In this special we speak with Kamana'okekai Lattig (She/He) who identifies as Māhū (native Hawai'ian gender identity) and is Kānaka Maoli ( which means “real people" and refers to people indigenous to Hawaiʻi.) Lattig is a PhD student at the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities.In this special we discuss an article that he wrote titled NA KEIKI PA LUA O KA HONUA: NAVIGATING DIASPORIC HAWAIIAN IDENTITY UNDER THE GAZE OF 21ST CENTURY TOURISM in which she conducted research on Hula (Traditional Hawaiian dance) and connections between Kānaka Maoli in the diaspora and on the islands and their connection to traditional identity.If you would be interested in reading the article please reach out to us on Social Media and we can share it with you.#kanakamaoli

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