Yes RS, The real take away from the well written, and very comprehensive article, is that it was NOT the missionaries that "stole" the assets and land from the people.  It was the Polynesian leadership in control.
Bishop Trust (they recently changed the name to Kamehameha Schools Trust for a better image and marketing to the public) own 1/3 of all private lands in Hawaii.  They changed the name because the dirty little secret is that they claim non-profit status, and pay NO taxes.
The only bone I have to pick with Nick and Stewart is their statement, "Kamehameha Schools, which gives preference to students of Hawaiian ancestry".  They do NOT have a "preference". You MUST show that you have an ancestor that was Polynesia-Hawaiian or you don't get in.
Therefore, they are "exclusive" and NOT "inclusive" as a 501 3c requires you to be. They should be, at least, paying taxes like anyone else. After all they're RICH. The Trust equals the value of Yale and Harvard's Trusts put together.