The respondents who selected neither land nor programs as their primary concerns tended to favor the establishment of a Hawaiian nation. Many in this category also said money should be part of the restitution. Majority wants all ceded lands returned By Jan TenBruggencate Advertiser Staff Writer Poll Graphics Understanding ceded lands More than half of adults of Hawaiian ancestry believe all ceded lands should be turned over to the Native Hawaiian people, according to The Honolulu Advertiser's Hawai ' i Poll of Native Hawaiians. Retired from Hawaiian Telephone. I'm not for a monarchy.
Complete independence is ridiculous.
We have to get rid of this racial thing that's been raised between Hawaiians and non-Hawaiians. Ceded lands are among the thorniest issues in modern Hawaiian rights discussions, and only a quarter of Native Hawaiians say they understand the issue well, but a strong majority rejects the proposition that non-Hawaiians should benefit at all from ceded lands. The survey of Native Hawaiians is a comprehensive examination of critical issues facing the Native Hawaiian community. Poll found that the more people say they understand the issue, the more they believe Hawaiians should be given control of ceded lands. They didn't take money.