For Kimeona Kane, who is Native Hawaiian, riding in a truck bed is a big part of local identity but it’s not specific to an Indigenous way of life. “It’s not Hawaiian culture,” he said. “It’s Hawaii culture.”
For Kimeona Kane, who is Native Hawaiian, riding in a truck bed is a big part of local identity but it’s not specific to an Indigenous way of life. “It’s not Hawaiian culture,” he said. “It’s Hawaii culture.”
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