Contribution of African-American Women Writers in Hawaii

Categories: African-American Women | Women | Writing

Year: 2013

Panelists tell their stories about moving to Hawaii and how although African-Americans are small in numbers there, they have made big contributions. The speakers also discuss the cultural differences in Hawaii regarding racial treatment.

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