NA KAMALEI: The Men of Hula
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In the film, Halau Na Kamalei dancer Pi’ilani Hanohano says: “That was a big stigma when we all first started dancing together. It was like ‘Oh, Na Kamalei, they move their hips, they dance like girls.’"

Aside from Halau Na Kamalei, what ways are gender stereotypes being challenged in the arts? Share your response and your reactions to NA KAMALEI: The Men of Hula.

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