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Lucy Craft, Karen Kasmauski, and Kathryn Tolbert: Preserving the Legacies of Japanese War Brides

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By Tal Anderson
Actor-filmmaker Tal Anderson interviews Lucy Craft, Karen Kasmauski and Kathryn Tolbert about their lives as mixed-Asian children of Japanese war brides, their documentary, *Fall Seven Times, Get Up Eight*, and the new Smithsonian Institution exhibit honoring their research and work.

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Nearly 250 years of colonial exploits and environmental racism further drive calls for the liberation of the occupied Kingdom of Hawaiʻi

**Nick Pugliese’s Creative Spirit**

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Actor and writer Nick Pugliese sits down to talk about Season 2 of *School Spirits*, his artistic background and mixed identity.

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