Heartbeat of Struggle: The Revolutionary Life of Yuri Kochiyama

Diane C. Fujino

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Asian American and Pacific Histories Race, History, and American Society Diaspora, migration, transnational identity

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Contents AcknowledgmentsFamily Tree of Yuri Kochiyama Introduction: Change 1. A Colorblind Patriot in Pre-War America2. Concentration Camps and a Growing Awareness of Race3. New York, New Life4. Plunging into Civil Rights5. Meeting Malcolm X6. Transformation of a Revolutionary Nationalist7. Political Prisoners and the Heartbeat of Struggle8. Asian Americans and the Rise of a New Movement9. The Most Incessant Activist Epilogue: The Never Ending Struggle NotesIndex

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