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DESCRIPTION:In conjunction with the Oregon Nikkei Endowment exhibit <em><a 
 href="http://www.oregonnikkei.org/exhibits.htm#exhibit">kip fulbeck: part 
 asian\, 100% hapa</a> \, </em> Hapa author Noriko Nakada (originally from 
 Bend\, Oregon) will talk about her autobiographical book <em><strong><a hr
 ef="http://www.oregonnikkei.org/shop/product_info.php?products_id=118">Thr
 ough Eyes Like Mine</a> </strong> </em> \,  which tells the story of her c
 hildhood through present-tense voice. In  the book\, she struggles to find
  comfort within a family\, a community and  a world that is both simple an
 d complex. By examing her family's  silences\, she begins to understand li
 fe\, death and her own identity.\n\nThe traveling version of <em>kip fulbe
 ck: part asian\, 100% hapa</em> is organized by the <a href="http://www.ja
 nm.org/">Japanese American National Museum</a> in Los Angeles\, California
 \, and is supported\, in part\, by the James  Irvine Foundation. Programmi
 ng was made possible in part by a grant from  Oregon Humanities\, a statew
 ide nonprofit organization and an  independent affiliate of the National E
 ndowment for the Humanities\,  which funds Oregon Humanities grant program
 . Additional support has been  provided by the University of Oregon in Por
 tland <em>Osher Lifelong Learning Institute</em> .
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SUMMARY:Book Event: Through Eyes Like Mine
URL:/en/events/2011/07/14/book-event-through-eyes-like-mine/
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