Ignorance is bliss, it allows you to ignore the failings of the OHA.

Your response is a marvelous misinterpretation of geographic determinism.  You completely ignore the realities of shifting political affiliation, migration from rural to urban locales and the impact of industrialization and deindustrialization. So much easier to rely on nativist legends than to educate oneself as to the reality of modern existence.

It is no surprise that you exit the debate, if your victimization card is trumped you surrender as you have no logic or research to support your position.

The only mystery is why you chose to initiate this exchange by commenting on a post I made over a month ago.  Is lethargy a virtue among "Native peoples and people of color"? 

I must thank you for providing additional content for my submission to the The Journal of Research Practice.  You shall have your own chapter entitled:

Kamealoha Patrick-Soloman Hanohano-Smith: a man with a name longer than his attention span.