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Press Release

January 25, 1999

MULTI-ETHNIC GROUPS TO ATTEND GOVERNOR'S PROCLAMATION OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH

A multi-ethnic coalition of organizations promoting greater racial tolerance in Hawaii schools has been invited to attend the Governor's proclamation of Black History Month with a spacial appeal to the public for increased sensitivity towards African American students and their families. The ceremony will be held in the Executive Chambers on Tuesday, February 2, 1999, at 10 am. February is Blade History month.

Participating groups include:

Afro-American Lawyers Association of Hawaii (AALA) American Civil Liberties Union of Hawaii (ACLU) Department of Education, State of Hawaii (DOE) Hawai'i Civil Rights Commission (HCRC) Japanese American Citizens League - Honolulu Chapter (JACL) University of Hawai'i President's Commission on Diversity (UNCD) Native Hawaiian Legal Corporation (NHLC) Afro-American Association of Hawaii (AAA) National Weather Service Pacific Region Committee on Diversity (NWSPR) U.S. Civil Rights Commission - Hawai'i Advisory Committee

Individual attendees include:

• Rustam Barbee, Esq., president, AALA
• Andre Wooten, Esq., vice-president, AALA
• Daphne Barbee Wooten, Esq., treasurer, AALA
• Vanessa Chong, executive director, ACLU
• Dr. Paul LeMahieu superintendent, DOE
• Harry Yee, Esq., chair, HCRC
• William Hoshijo, Esq. executive director, HCRC
• Allicyn HikidaTasaka, commissioner, HCRC
• Faye Kennedy, commissioner, HCRC
• Jack Law, commissioner, HCRC
• Dr. Kiyoshi Ikeda, chair, UHCD
• Clayton Ikei Esq., president, JACL Honolulu Chapter
• Jewel McDonald, president, AAA
• Reverend Grady Warren,president, Afro-American Ministerial Alliance
• Ed Young Jr., deputy director, NWSPR
• Navy Chief Don Hayman, African American Heritage Committee
• Dr. Howard Johnson, past vice-chair, Martin Luther King Jr. Commission

HAWAII GLASSWALLING

WHAC-A-MOLE

HCRC Diversity Education in Hawai'i

HCRC Commissioners:
Faye Kennedy           

NAACP    

 

Harry Yee, 

D.O.J.   EEOC  

Haven't found Harry

                                                                

    

GEN.CORAL WONG PIETSCH         

WIFE OF EMPLOYER                                                                         

Name/Aliases				Has lived in:	Related with:
Coral Pietsch Coral C Pietsch				Honolulu, HI	James Harvey Pietsch

WHEN THEY'VE GOT BIG FISH

 Sometimes they work

Hawaii Civil Rights Commission Adjudication Company Settles Maui Racial Bias Suit Source: Honululu Star Bulletin Date: December 13, 2003 United Parcel Service has agreed to pay $150,000 in a settlement of a racial bias lawsuit brought by a former Maui resident. Carlos Harris, an African American, alleged he was fired by UPS for swearing on the job on Maui in 1998 while other drivers engaging in similar conduct were disciplined less harshly. The two-year consent decree also requires UPS to take steps to prevent future discrimination, including conducting periodic anti-discrimination training for all of its Hawaii employees.

OTHERS, THEY'RE OUT THERE

WHY NOT

Lani Tachera

I have experienced similar discrimination and conflict of interest within the HCRC. I had submitted 1400 pages of email documents evidencing retaliation at the Hawaii DOE and asked repeatedly for them to subpoena additional prima facie evidence from the DOE. This the investigator failed to do. I have appealed their recommendation of closure with no cause -- for heaven's sake -- I was threatened numerous times verbally and estranged family members were contacted and given my address to write me for some nebulous reason to have me telephone them. Additionally, 500 pages of the 1400 pages I submitted to the HCRC was stolen in the US mail when I had it delivered to a friend who then delivered it to a Hawaii process server. AFter the threats, I feared for my life and left Hawaii -- due to who had threatened me. These Hawaiian KKK have their own little torture methods AND pay off in one way or another the officials they chose to.

YOU'RE NOT ALONE