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- This compelling work explores the remarkable stories of five extraordinary elder immigrant women who forged meaningful lives for themselves while contributing to a just society for others -

ENewsChannels NEWS: -- Author Michiko Sakamoto-Senge invites readers on a captivating journey through the pages of her new book, "Beauty of a New Land: The Lives and Legacies of Five Immigrant Women in Canada" (ISBN: 978-0228896807). This compelling work explores the remarkable stories of five extraordinary elder immigrant women who forged meaningful lives for themselves while contributing to a just society for others. :: News from eNewsChannels

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“To every action, there is an opposite and equal reaction.” — Newton’s Third Law of Motion It’s been 60 years since President John F. Kennedy was killed. People still recall what they were doing or where they were. Like Pearl Harbor and 9/11, it’s a major event in American history. We know about Pearl Harbor […]

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