Christopher Deedy had several "bullets" locked and loaded in his mind and trained on an imaginary, Hawaiian threat before he ever even set foot in Hawaii.

"A lot of us were there to show our aloha to the family and let them know that even though the verdict and media portrayal of their beloved son might not seem like it, the community is here for them and supports them."

"The trial seemed to put Kollin on trial, as if to judge whether his life was worthy of protection under the law."

A statement from Women's Voices, Women Speak.

What the not-guilty verdict demonstrates about law enforcement's ability to use lethal force with impunity.

During the rally for Kollin Elderts last Friday, tourists were surprised to learn that law enforcement brutality happens in Hawaii too.

Why a gracious and humble concession would best honor Inouye's legacy.