Assertion: bill | /r/HasProperty | race-based
Facets:
value: unconstitutionally
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Those who believe that the bill is unconstitutionally race-based; Those who believe the 'tribe' created via the Akaka Bill would shield corrupt trustees from prosecution; Those who believe that a school voucher system would allow Kamehameha Schools to serve all interested Hawaiian students and also admit non-Hawaiians thus eliminating the race-discrimination basis of the lawsuits; Those who believe that it could begin the process of secession of a single racial group from the United States; Those who believe the United States never legally annexed the Hawaiian Kingdom and that it has no jurisdiction over the territory and populace of the country; Those who believe that it could thwart the process of secession of Hawaii from the United States and the restoration of an independent Hawaiian nation controlled by native Hawaiians (native Hawaiian sovereignty activists); Hawaiʻi's Attorney General Mark Bennett.