Carol Park Special to The Hawai‘i Herald Commentary Gail Tsukiyama’s novel, “The Color of Air,” paints a vivid picture of old Hawai‘i. The time of sugar cane plantations, where the dreams of immigrants from Japan, or other countries, were made and lost. A time when haole overseers dominated and often brutalized the workers of Hilo’s…
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