 The Racialized Identities Awareness Book Group invites you to a deep dive into the lush and complex world of Hilo, Hawaii. This month, we are exploring Ryka Aoki’s He Mele A Hilo—a vibrant, multi-layered novel that explores the intersections of culture, identity, and the "song" of a community.
Whether you are a long-time member or a newcomer looking for thoughtful conversation, we would love to have you join our circle. Event Details
About the Book Set in Hilo, Hawaii, Aoki’s novel is more than just a story; it’s a symphony of voices. It follows various characters—from a transgender social worker to a local storyteller—as they navigate the pressures of tradition, the legacy of colonialism, and the search for authentic belonging. It’s a perfect selection for our group as we discuss how racialized identities and cultural histories shape our modern lives. How to Join We believe in open, respectful dialogue and welcome all perspectives. If you need the link for the virtual meeting or have any questions about the reading, please reach out. For more information, please contact Louise ([email protected]).
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We have two campuses:
Hillcrest campus: 4190 Front Street, San Diego, CA. 92103 | South Bay campus: Saint John’s Episcopal Church, 760 1st Ave, Chula Vista, CA 91910
For GPS to our Hillcrest Campus, please use 298 W Arbor Dr., San Diego, CA 92103
For detailed directions, parking and more see our Contact page.
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