Collection:Feel the Fissure

Four generations of Koreans in Japan. Never fully belonging.

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One man. Every catastrophe of modern China. He survives them all.

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He edits a genocide report. The words start following him.

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An Ojibwe boy. A residential school. Hockey as the only way out.

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Canada interned its Japanese citizens. One woman breaks the silence.

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Twenty-six men. The Arizona desert. Fourteen survived.

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Mississippi road trip. The living and the dead, together.

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A Mississippi family. A storm coming. Twelve days.

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A letter to his mother about what her love cost him.

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A ghost. A mother. The thing she did out of love.

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A Haisla woman goes looking for her brother and her ghosts.

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A Lakota medicine man's vision, finally written down.

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Urban Native Americans. The powwow. What happens next.

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Growing up dark-skinned and Puerto Rican in Spanish Harlem.

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Puerto Rico's greatest poet, collected at last.

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A girl leaves Puerto Rico and arrives somewhere that doesn't see her.

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The 1937 massacre the Dominican Republic buried.

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What America does to people at its borders.

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A Haitian girl carries her mother's trauma in her own body.

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Three sisters who fought Trujillo. One survived to remember.

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A man spends his whole life trying to own one room.

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amaica to London. The welcome was not what they promised.

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A formerly enslaved woman tells her story her own way.

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A miserable man is interrupted from dying by his neighbors.

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