Yuri Kochiyama - CaLiGraph

Property	Value
rdf:type	American Maoist Japanese-American internee Asian-American feminist Convert to Sunni Islam from Protestantism owl:NamedIndividual 1921 birth 2014 death Activist from California American women activist Asian Americans Japanese Americans Proponent of Islamic feminism Twin person from the United States Women human rights activist American person of Japanese descent Japanese-American civil rights activist Person from San Pedro, Los Angeles American Muslims American socialist feminist American Muslim activist
rdfs:label	Yuri Kochiyama
owl:sameAs	dbr:Yuri_Kochiyama
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skos:prefLabel	Yuri Kochiyama
skos:altLabel	Mary Yuriko Kochiyama
clgo:birthDate	1921-05-19
clgo:birthName	Mary Yuriko Nakahara
clgo:birthPlace	San Pedro, Los Angeles California Los Angeles United States Los Angeles County, California
clgo:birthYear	1921
clgo:deathDate	2014-06-01
clgo:deathPlace	California Berkeley, California
clgo:deathYear	2014
clgo:education	Compton College
clgo:occupation	Civil and political rights

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