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Jon Letman

Gender, Race, and a Militarized Okinawa: Interview with Akemi Johnson

Published June 18, 2019by Guest Contributor

by Jon Letman In Akemi Johnson’s Night in The American Village: The Women in the Shadow of the U.S. Military Bases in Okinawa, the author presents a nuanced, dynamic study of gender, race, culture, and politics on the island where… Continue Reading →

Japan Akemi Johnson’, Japan, Jon Letman, Okinawa, U.S. military, women's issues

Hawaii’s False Alarm Raises Questions about Militarization

Published January 29, 2018by Guest Contributor 1 Comment

by Jon Letman In the days since Hawaii’s Emergency Management Agency mistakenly issued an emergency alert warning of an inbound ballistic missile to over a million people, many of us in Hawaii have been thinking a lot about weapons and… Continue Reading →

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