Just a reminder that the capital N Native Hawaiian she refers to includes a racial group according to the US Supreme Court, namely the royal Hawaiian group. The proper legal term is either "Hawaiian" referring to the people living in the Hawaiian islands in 1778 when Cook landed or as small n native Hawaiians as per the 1921 federal statute that recognized this group as the nearest kinship group, in federal law, to the 1778 group of Hawaiians. The term capital N Native was used by Senator Inouye and his cronies to set up a diversion scheme of funding congress thought it was providing for the actually eligible group. The scheme touched Pearl as evidenced by the free tickets being sold aspect of it. The Rice ruling Native Hawaiian is not ever going to be accorded the same standing as the native Hawaiian by Congress so why does the NPS operate on a policy that this is not a fact? A racial group cannot receive federal funding even when it is preferred by state law, as in this instance.