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mm Meleana Manuel Kumu Hula, Volcano, Hawai'i ■ Our keiki are our future and our kūpuna are our connection to our past. We need to protect all for our lāhui to survive. Covid-19 doesn't care how strong or healthy you are. It doesn't care about your age, ethnicity, or gender. But I care. That's why I chose to be vaccinated.

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