Mr. Apo correctly points out that nearly every "Native Hawaiian" also has genealogy from other ethnicities.  Maybe 3/4 of "Native Hawaiians" each has 3/4 of his/her genealogy that is other than "Native Hawaiian."  

That's why it's false to say that "Native Hawaiians" have the worst statistics for diabetes, heart disease, breast cancer, incarceration, drug abuse, etc.  Here's what's going on.  When someone gathers data on diabetes, they ask the victims "Are you Native Hawaiian?"  The victim (having 1/8 Hawaiian blood) says yes.  End of story.  The statistician does not count that person as a member of any of his other ethnicities.  How absurd is that?  The right way to do the analysis is to count 1/8 of a tally mark for "Native Hawaiian", 1/8 for Caucasian, 1/4 for Japanese, and 1/2 for Chinese.  If ethnic data were counted correctly for any category of victimhood, "Native Hawaiians" would not be falsely portrayed as the world's biggest victims.