What does the author mean by tourism

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Assignment:

LOVELY HULA HANDS (SEE RP):

1. The author, Haunani-Kay Trask, claims Hawaii and things Hawaiian are understood and used by most non-Hawaiians in what way? Is the Hawaiian culture respected in this process? Explain.

2. What does the author mean by tourism? By prostitution (note that she is not using this word literally)?

3. In the section Things Hawaiian, identify two major cultural difference between Western culture and true Hawaiian culture. Identify an advantage you see to the Hawaiian culture if applicable.

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