Megan Ulu-Lani Boyanton
Megan Ulu-Lani Boyanton is a business reporter at The Seattle Times. She previously covered immigration at The Denver Post after forging the newspaper's Denver neighborhoods beat and covering social inequities in business. Earlier in her career, Boyanton chased after lawmakers on Capitol Hill as Bloomberg Government's agriculture and trade policy reporter. She also covered the Venezuelan refugee crisis in Peru, immigration in Colombia, socioeconomic issues in Guatemala, parliamentary affairs in England and White House press briefings in Washington, D.C. Boyanton is a contributor for Hawai'i Public Radio, reporting on the burgeoning Hawaiian diaspora from the continent. She is proud of her Kanaka Maoli ancestry.
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Once a hard to find and rare treat on the U.S. mainland, POG — the juice made of passion fruit, orange and guava that is widely beloved in Hawai‘i — is now spreading across the country and even further. -
The recent exhibition titled “Hawaiʻi: a kingdom crossing oceans” at the British Museum in London has sparked complex emotions among Kānaka Maoli about the right and wrong ways for museums to display Hawaiian objects.
