This allowed her to pursue her activities in assisting other young afakasi.
Through placing them together on one painting they become entwined and begin to represent a coming together of a new culture of people, namely the afakasi.
The afakasi went in a separate group to their cars.
The village government schools were for Samoans and were in Samoan; Europeans were excluded, especially half-castes or afakasi, who were classified as European.
Afakasi, like white women within colonial spaces, made visible particular contradictions about colonial boundaries.
This is predicated on attitudes of openness toward afakasi.
They are everywhere - afakasi [half Samoan, half Palagi].
The achievements of this afakasi population are highly visible and are routinely 'claimed' by both 'sides' of their family.
Many are afakasi (half-caste) part-Europeans engaged in both business and politics.
They speak about what it means not just to be a Samoan, but to be an Afakasi.