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What am I? Who am I? At the age 57,
I am still working on that. I was
once lost, but fought hard to find
myself along the way to today.
Many questions have been answered,
and I am sure many more questions
remain. Do I need all thw anwers
now? I think not!
Alway happy and proud to be...
Japanese, Hawaiian, & English.
-- Beth
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Polaroid activity from the Japanese American National Museum's exhibition kip fulbeck: part asian / 100% hapa. Participants were asked to add their own response to the question "What are you?"
Los Angeles, California. 2006.
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