May is Asian American Pacific Islander Month, a time to celebrate and honor the contributions and achievements of these culturally rich peoples in the United States. All month long, greenteaHAWAII will explore Asian and Pacific Islander cultures and share how they are a celebrated part of the American tapestry. 

One of Sunn's most enduring legacies is her work to promote the values of aloha and respect in surfing. She believed that surfing was more than just a sport; it was a way of life, and it required a deep respect for the ocean and for one's fellow surfers. She worked tirelessly to promote these values, using her platform to inspire others and to encourage them to approach surfing with humility and gratitude.

Queen Emma's legacy in healthcare continued long after her death. The Queen's Medical Center, which was renamed in her honor, has grown to become one of the largest and most respected hospitals in Hawaii, serving thousands of patients each year. Her pioneering work in healthcare also paved the way for other women to enter the field, and she remains an inspiration to female healthcare workers around the world.

Claire Hughes Johnson is a name that is well-known in the business world, particularly in the tech industry. Born and raised in Hawaii, she has made a name for herself as a successful businesswoman and a powerful advocate for diversity and inclusion.