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PachinkoTheir words
Pachinko does this with a family in Korea over generations and moving to Japan.
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HomegoingTheir words
there's a book called Homegoing, which is about the west coast of Africa and the impact of the slave trade um, and the ongoing uh, life in Africa from two uh, split parts of the family.
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A History of BurningTheir words
history of burning is a is a book that tells a story of um Indian indentured servants that were brought to Uganda to build the um British railroad there.
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