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The Other Side of Doho: Kikue Ukai, Groundbreaking Deaf Writer and Editor
In my previous article on Shuji Fujii, I highlighted his work as a writer, editor, and labor activi…

Jonathan van Harmelen • Aug. 10, 2021

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authors California Doho (newspaper) East Bay generations Japanese language newspapers Kikue Ukai Fujii librarians newspapers Nisei Northern California Oakland Shuji Fujii United States writers
authors California Doho (newspaper) East Bay generations Japanese language newspapers Kikue Ukai Fujii librarians newspapers Nisei Northern California Oakland Shuji Fujii United States writers
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Kizuna 2020: Nikkei Kindness and Solidarity During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Japanese Canadian Art in the Time of Covid-19 - Part 7
Read Part 6 >> These Covid times, emerging from our third lockdown in Ontario, as well as te…

Norm Masaji Ibuki • July 22, 2021

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2011 Tohoku Earthquake & Tsunami, Japan activism authors Canada COVID-19 Discover Nikkei editors filmmakers Japan Japanese Canadians Kizuna 2020 (series) Linda Ohama musicians Ron Korb social action storytelling Tohoku Region (Japan) writers Yusuke Tanaka
2011 Tohoku Earthquake & Tsunami, Japan activism authors Canada COVID-19 Discover Nikkei editors filmmakers Japan Japanese Canadians Kizuna 2020 (series) Linda Ohama musicians Ron Korb social action storytelling Tohoku Region (Japan) writers Yusuke Tanaka
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Howard Thurman and Japanese Americans - Part 2
Read Part 1 >> It was as co-pastor of the Fellowship Church that Howard Thurman made his gre…

Greg Robinson +1 • June 3, 2021

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African Americans authors California Fellowship of Reconciliation (U.S.) Howard University Japanese Americans orators Santa Anita temporary detention center temporary detention centers United States World War II World War II camps writers
African Americans authors California Fellowship of Reconciliation (U.S.) Howard University Japanese Americans orators Santa Anita temporary detention center temporary detention centers United States World War II World War II camps writers
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Howard Thurman and Japanese Americans - Part 1
During the early 1940s, Howard Thurman, a noted orator and writer, was dean of chapel and profess…

Greg Robinson +1 • June 2, 2021

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African Americans authors California Fellowship of Reconciliation (U.S.) Howard University Japanese Americans orators Santa Anita temporary detention center temporary detention centers United States World War II World War II camps writers
African Americans authors California Fellowship of Reconciliation (U.S.) Howard University Japanese Americans orators Santa Anita temporary detention center temporary detention centers United States World War II World War II camps writers
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Kizuna 2020: Nikkei Kindness and Solidarity During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Doris Moromisato and her pandemic year: an intense present
The coronavirus pandemic is a watershed in the history of humanity. When we get older, hopefully, w…

Enrique Higa Sakuda • April 26, 2021

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authors Doris Moromisato literature Peru poetry poets writers
authors Doris Moromisato literature Peru poetry poets writers
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Nikkei Uncovered: a poetry column
Year-ending
As we survey the past year of lockdowns and quarantines that started here in the States by mid-Marc…

Amy Uyematsu +2 • March 18, 2021

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Amy Uyematsu authors COVID-19 Discover Nikkei literature Nikkei Uncovered (series) poetry poets quarantines stay-at-home orders Tamiko Nimura writers
Amy Uyematsu authors COVID-19 Discover Nikkei literature Nikkei Uncovered (series) poetry poets quarantines stay-at-home orders Tamiko Nimura writers
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The Effects from Being Dumped into the Concentration Camps as a Boy
What do you think would be the aftermath of the concentration camps? Bitterness, depression, anger?…

Robert H. Kono • March 14, 2021

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authors identity imprisonment incarceration racism repatriation World War II World War II camps writers
authors identity imprisonment incarceration racism repatriation World War II World War II camps writers
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Laying Down the Law of Love: The 1936 American Tour of Toyohiko Kagawa
It was the middle of December 1935. The Nippon Yusen liner Asama Maru had just concluded a fourteen…

Greg Robinson +1 • March 12, 2021

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authors Evangelicalism social reformers writers
authors Evangelicalism social reformers writers
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Kizuna 2020: Nikkei Kindness and Solidarity During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Vallejo Sameshima's transparent writing
When one reads Miguel Ángel Vallejo Sameshima (Lima, 1983) it is possible that one feels that one a…

Javier García Wong-Kit • Dec. 4, 2020

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authors COVID-19 Discover Nikkei families Kizuna 2020 (series) Los Anteojos de Mi Padre (book) Miguel Ángel Vallejo Sameshima writers
authors COVID-19 Discover Nikkei families Kizuna 2020 (series) Los Anteojos de Mi Padre (book) Miguel Ángel Vallejo Sameshima writers
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Bunji Omura – New York Japanese Antifascist Writer and Publicist
Although the saga of the Issei generation has been written by a number of historians, our understan…

Greg Robinson +1 • Nov. 11, 2020

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anti-fascism authors New York (state) publicity United States writers
anti-fascism authors New York (state) publicity United States writers
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