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For the Love of English (7:00)

Chiyohi Tajima Creef

Chiyohi Tajima Creef’s lifelong love of English, keen sense of outrage and ability to express herself made her a good fit for America.

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  • ►Chance Meetings in Japan (8)
  • ►Finding Identity (2)
  • ►Making a Name (3)
  • ►Making Do (6)
  • ►The Children (8)
  • ▼Living in America (14)
    • A Blending of Immigrants (6:25)
    • Blood from a Turnip (5:25)
    • Don't Ever Cry: Mariko's Tale (15:08)
    • For the Love of English (7:00)
    • Glorified Rice (4:05)
    • Grateful for Women's Lib (5:00)
    • How the Admiral's Mother Came to Tennessee (12:24)
    • I Give All I Can (6:08)
    • Keno in Reno (5:28)
    • Making Herself Clear (5:59)
    • Of Angels, Cows, Avon and the Mail Route (8:10)
    • Samurai Wife (4:33)
    • Smitty and Mugsy (5:43)
    • Standing Out (9:38)
  • ►Endings (3)
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