There was more than just this.  My great grandfather who passed away in 1997 refused to fly Hawaiian Airlines to the day he died because they had a no Asian policy when he was a young man.  Punahou school, the elks club, and bank of Hawaii all have discriminatory roots.  Even my father who graduated from an Ivy League and got his law degree from a top ten law school was told in 1964 by a partner at Goodsill Anderson that their clients weren't ready for orientals as their attorneys when he turned my dad down for a job.  Racism/colonialism wasn't just limited to the outrigger or junior league.  It was pervasive at all of the prestigious law firms, schools, clubs, businesses, etc.  it's the saying "the missionaries came to do good, but instead did well."