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Contribution of African-American Women Writers in Hawaii

Writing Craft
2013
Featuring Adams, Gorg, Simms

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Adams, Gorg, and Simms share their personal stories of moving to Hawaii — discussing how, even though African-Americans are few in number there, they have made significant contributions to the literary and cultural landscape. They also examine how racial and cultural differences in Hawaii shape writers’ experiences and perspectives.

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