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“good job disney” my ass, good job CHRIS SANDERS

Dude as a hawaiian, this is like straight up what my life as a kid was. My mom worked at those fakey luaus full time to pay rent. My mom is someone who is absolutely passionate and proud about being a hawaiian, living and teaching the ways our ancestors lived and taught. See, we Hawaiians, we live by the way of aloha. And not by the way of “hello” “goodbye”, let me educate you. As Pono Shim, CEO and President of Enterprise Honolulu, the Oahu Economic Development Board, states absolutely perfectly “aloha is to be in the presence of life, to share the essence of one’s being with openness, honesty, and humility. It is a way of being, a way of behaving, a way of life. It is a commitment to accepting others and giving dignity to who they are and what they have to offer.” Aloha is more than hello and goodbye. Think of aloha as an abbreviation. Akahai: meaning kindness Lokahi: meaning unity Olu’Olu’: meaning agreeableness Ha’aha’a: meaning humility Ahonui: meaning patience This is something we all need to live by, seriously, we all should

friendly reminder that lilo & stitch is indisputably the best disney film

I think I have to join in the sentiment that knowing this deep aspect of the movie in culture, I love this movie even more. I love culture, I love history and I love people of different backgrounds that offer such rich experiences.

Yes Lilo & Stitch is one of the best examples I can find of an excellent female character of color in Lilo, authentic representation in casting for Nani and David and in showing the culture of a character without it feeling like a token politically  correct character. Lilo has great 3 decisional depth and her culture influences who she is as that character and her decisions. The creators of the movie were very careful to show the Hawaiian culture respect by filming real hula and drawing exactly what they saw. They also asked Tia and Jason for input on Hawaiian lingo to give the dialogue a natural richness and their efforts clearly paid off.It is always best to have someone who is of a particular culture etc have involvement in a writing project if the culture is part of a story. I just wish they had gone a bit deeper into the meaning of the aloha spirit in the last movie “Leroy & Stitch”.btw Lilo & Stitch The Series now airs on Disney XD every weekday. 

“good job disney” my ass, good job CHRIS SANDERS

Dude as a hawaiian, this is like straight up what my life as a kid was. My mom worked at those fakey luaus full time to pay rent. My mom is someone who is absolutely passionate and proud about being a hawaiian, living and teaching the ways our ancestors lived and taught. See, we Hawaiians, we live by the way of aloha. And not by the way of “hello” “goodbye”, let me educate you. As Pono Shim, CEO and President of Enterprise Honolulu, the Oahu Economic Development Board, states absolutely perfectly “aloha is to be in the presence of life, to share the essence of one’s being with openness, honesty, and humility. It is a way of being, a way of behaving, a way of life. It is a commitment to accepting others and giving dignity to who they are and what they have to offer.” Aloha is more than hello and goodbye. Think of aloha as an abbreviation. Akahai: meaning kindness Lokahi: meaning unity Olu’Olu’: meaning agreeableness Ha’aha’a: meaning humility Ahonui: meaning patience This is something we all need to live by, seriously, we all should

friendly reminder that lilo & stitch is indisputably the best disney film

I think I have to join in the sentiment that knowing this deep aspect of the movie in culture, I love this movie even more. I love culture, I love history and I love people of different backgrounds that offer such rich experiences.

Yes Lilo & Stitch is one of the best examples I can find of an excellent female character of color in Lilo, authentic representation in casting for Nani and David and in showing the culture of a character without it feeling like a token politically  correct character. Lilo has great 3 decisional depth and her culture influences who she is as that character and her decisions. The creators of the movie were very careful to show the Hawaiian culture respect by filming real hula and drawing exactly what they saw. They also asked Tia and Jason for input on Hawaiian lingo to give the dialogue a natural richness and their efforts clearly paid off.It is always best to have someone who is of a particular culture etc have involvement in a writing project if the culture is part of a story. I just wish they had gone a bit deeper into the meaning of the aloha spirit in the last movie “Leroy & Stitch”.btw Lilo & Stitch The Series now airs on Disney XD every weekday. 

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