Black History Africa Country Hawaiian Shirt

Black History Africa Country Hawaiian Shirt .This vibrant vintage shirt is a keepsake from Hawaii. It features a graphic that says Hawaii No Ka Oi, which is a Hawaiian phrase that basically means, “Hawaii is the best!” The little guy in the graphic who’s saying “It’s the best!” is called a Menehune, a figure from Hawaiian legend.The Menehune are a mythical race of dwarf people who are prevalent in Hawaiian mythology. According to tradition, Menehune are said to live deep in the forests and valleys of the islands. Legend has it that they would only emerge at night to build elaborate, structural masterpieces such as fishponds, temples, and drainage ditches. Humans couldn’t even see the Menehune, unless they had some tie to them or the Menehune chose to show themselves. There are even a few historic landmarks in Hawaii that are said to have been built by the Menehune.

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Black History Africa Country Hawaiian Shirt .This awesome t-shirt commemorates the 1989 World Series, also known as the Battle of the Bay. The Oakland Athletics and the San Francisco Giants crossed the San Fran Bay to face off against each other in their first World Series meeting in over 75 years. The series is also sometimes referred to as the Earthquake Series, after Game 3 was postponed due to a 6.9 magnitude earthquake. It’s actually believed that the World Series helped mitigate loss of life, since the freeways that collapsed were relatively empty due to folks being at home to watch the game. The Athletics ended up sweeping the Giants in the first World Series sweep since 1976. This vintage t-shirt pays homage to the Saudi Arabian Navy and the King Abdulaziz Naval Base. The Naval Base is located right outside of the city of Jubail and on the shores of the Persian Gulf. It’s the base for the Navy’s Eastern Fleet, which is responsible for activities in the Gulf, as well as the Royal Navy Academy. The base is named for the first king of Saudi Arabia, who’s known in the West as Ibn Saud.