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Photograph by Grant Wernick
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Beyond Race: Iria and Jim Nishimura were married in 2000. Their son, Joshua Miika, was born four months ago.
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WG couples speak about interracial marriage
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I-chun Che
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Interracial marriage, which was prohibited in many parts of the United States until the 1960s, is now generally accepted, and in San Jose, interracial marriages are common, given the diversity of the area. But that doesn't mean such marriages are without their challenges. Four Willow Glen couples talk about the challenges they faced and how they learned from each other's cultures.
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International Gift Faire |
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SJ schools desegregating |
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| Neighbors who live on and around Mildred Avenue are organizing in opposition to a developer who has proposed building five houses on the corner of Mildred and Cottle avenues.
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The International Gift Faire, to be held at Lincoln Glen Church Oct. 11-12, helps support Third World craftsmen and their families.
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An independent consultant has said that San Jose school officials have had some success in their attempt to desegragate their campuses but that more needs to be done.
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WG couples speak about interracial marriage |
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Mildred Ave. neighbors prepare to oppose developer
International Gift Faire supports craftsmen
SJ schools decreasing segregation, expert says
Popular Greek restaurant operator dies
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