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Falling into Public History: My Writing about Japanese American and African American Community Stories

February 2, 2021

Writer Tamiko Nimura reflects on how she came to be a public historian, including through her interactions with Justin Wadland of the UW Tacoma Library and local historian and preservationist Michael Sullivan.

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