Hawaiian History 
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7/24/2022
The Thirty Meter Telescope Project Exemplifies Scientific Progress and Indigenous Dispossession
by Marissa Gavin
The narrative of progress inspired by a new astronomy project clashes with the ongoing reality of indigenous dispossession in the selection of Mauna Kea, sacred to native Hawaiians, as the telescope's site.
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