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DARE: ‘I’m About to Die’: Students Take to Social Media During Florida School Shooting

News DigestFebruary 15, 2018

High school freshmen tweet out Florida school shooting in real time, being the first to inform the world. Feverish debates erupt over gun control, amid widespread recognition that repeated… More

Capturing the Hurt: On Translating Kazuki Kaneshiro

Essay

By: Takami Nieda | October 29, 2015

Kazuki Kaneshiro has resisted the category of “Zainichi writer” in Japan, and insists that his ethnic Korean heritage is but a small, and not defining, part of his identity. More

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Fiction

By: Kazuki Kaneshiro | October 29, 2015

GO is a coming-of-age novel that depicts the life of an ethnic Korean student living in Japan. WInner of Japan's Naoki Prize, it was adapted into a critically acclaimed… More

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Fiction

By: Duna S. | June 18, 2010

Everything that you’ve heard was true, I was a terrorist and what! I was the one who failed school for the love of a boy. I was the one… More

Capturing the Hurt: On Translating Kazuki Kaneshiro

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