History of okinawan in hawaii

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What has been the history of Okinawan in Hawaii. When did they arrive in Hawaii and what for? I have heard that their Okinawan language was wiped out by the Japanese in Japan. Why? Why didn't the Japanese consider Okinawan Japanese and looked down on them. How are the Ainu related to the people of Japan?

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