This post originally appeared in the 2022 issue of The American Historian. In 1921, dozens of investors celebrated the grand opening of Chin Leeâs Restaurant in New York. Located on the northern edge of the Times Square theatre district, their restaurant nourished youthful desires for frivolous fun.[1] Vaudeville line-ups, cabaret performers, and dance orchestras entertained […]
âAn unrelinquished claim and vested interestâ¦â: A Conversation with John David WaiheÊ»e III, Former Governor of Hawaiâi, on the U.S. Apology to the Hawaiian People
In light of the recent 30th anniversary of the U.S. Apology to the Hawaiian people, I sat down with former Hawaiâi Governor John WaiheÊ»e III to...
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