The Age of Ohana:
In the heart of Honolulu, where the vibrant culture of Hawaii thrived beneath the watchful gaze of Diamond Head, a story of Ohana echoed through the generations like the rhythm of the ocean waves. It was a tale of unity, belonging, and pride, transcending time, and place. While there is some debate about the history of the word and its meaning, it is, nonetheless, a very important concept today regarded as a core concept in Hawaiian culture.
The significance of Ohana, the Hawaiian word for family, extended far beyond blood ties. It encompassed the bond that connected the people of Hawaii to their land, their traditions, and their love for all things – and that has extended to football. Football is more than just a game in modern Polynesian culture; it is a symbol of this bond.
Today in Flock Talk, a look at the special significance of Saturday's game against Hawaii.
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