Anarchist in Hawaii looking for a history of the islands that isn't corrupted by capitalist interests and bourgeois elements (kind of like Zinn's history of the US but that's maybe not the best example, I think you get the gist of what I'm looking for though).
I'm hoping to learn if Hawaiians could find usefulness and/or cultural compatibility in anarchy, and if radical white race traitors can become allies instead of simply haoles; as many Hawaiians I encounter, while disliking haoles for the most part, seem to have no qualms upholding a class system, showing out for the rich honkeys, cooperating with and enforcing state violence (most cops are Hawaiian), etc.