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DESCRIPTION:<strong>FREE!</strong> \n \n Celebrate <strong>Asian American a
 nd Pacific Islander American Heritage Month</strong> and <strong>Motherʼs
  Day</strong> weekend with three cutting-edge poets whose debut collection
 s grapple with the ties formed by family\, community\, and history. \n \n 
 <strong>April Naoko Heck's</strong> <em>A Nuclear Family</em> consists&mda
 sh\;in the words of Natalie Diaz&mdash\;of &ldquo\;flickering shrines buil
 t from the debris of history and memory\, both Japanese and American.&rdqu
 o\;ʼ  \n \n With <em>American Canyon</em> \, <strong>Amarnath Ravva</stro
 ng> uses prose\, documentary footage\, and still photos to narrate a sonʼ
 s love for his mother and the rituals he performs as he travels from Calif
 ornia to the southernmost tip of India.  \n \n The poems in <strong>Nicky 
 Sa-eun Schildkraut's</strong> <em>Magnetic Refrain</em> are driven by the 
 fire of love\, the duality of family\, and the violence of history\, both 
 Korean and American. \n \n Representing <strong>Kundiman</strong> and <str
 ong>Kaya Press</strong> \, organizations  dedicated to the creation and cu
 ltivation of poetry of Asian diasporas\,  these poets showcases the breadt
 h\, diversity\, and vitality of Asian  American poetry today. A discussion
  and book signing will follow.\n\n<strong>For more up-to-date information 
 about this event\, please visit the Japanese American National Musuems' ev
 ents page: </strong> <a href="http://www.janm.org/events/2014/05/#10" targ
 et="_blank">http://www.janm.org/events/2014/05/#10</a>
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SUMMARY:Trust this History: Poets on Mothers\, Missing and Otherwise 
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