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Content warning: this episode contains racial epithets and discusses racial violence. Steph D.C. Parker uses voice and sound to showcase the experiences of Japanese Americans who were forced to navigate rural Arkansas during WWII in a Jim Crow South. As a southern person of Japanese descent, Parker…
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Kyle D. Stedman shares recordings of various actors performing letters and diaries written by his ancestors more than 100 years ago. Through these performances, he argues for the power of experiencing voices from the past by hearing actual voices reenact the experiences of others. Read the transcri…
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