I believe that if you are truly Hawaiian at heart you don't understand racial prejudices. That is because if you were borned and raised in Hawaii you were always surrounded by people of other races. Assimilation with others that didn't look or spoke like you came naturally. We mingled with each other and  shared similar interests. We bonded by going to school, playing sports, fishing, hunting, and especially eating the delicious foods of the different cultures. I am a native Hawaiian but my best friends are haole, Japanese, Filopino, Portuguese, Puerto Rican, Chinese, Korean and yes Hawaiian. I think that for most of us who were raised with similar values.It really is no lost when those who don't share similar values choose not to associate with us. Aloha cannot be faked. It needs to be ingrained in you through lessons of examples from our elders. I use the term elders and not kupuna because although aloha is a Hawaiian word. The true act of Aloha can be universal. Mahalo judge Watson.