Hello friends, welcome, so excited to have you with me today.

This is the second part of our interview with legendary actor George to K. George is

best known for his role in Star Trek, but he's been in dozens of different productions,

and his family was incarcerated when he was a child by the United States government,

and what he has to share will change us.

So let's dive into the second part of my conversation with George to K. I'm Sharon McMillan, and

here's where it gets interesting.

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Let's be honest, the folks who get the credit for a lot of innovation these days,

they all kind of look alike.

Don't you want to learn who really did the work?

Well, that's exactly what we're going to do on they did that.

We'll introduce you to the little-known people who changed the world and pushed forward

advancement in technology, science, fashion, and more.

She was the first woman, black woman, to graduate with a master's degree in chemistry from

Hawaii College.

Listen and follow they did that wherever you get your podcasts.

And this I remember how torturous that must have been for them, knowing how dangerous

their situation was already in the camp, and to take that bold stance of answering those

questions, those stupid, illiterate, I mean, and knowing the great risks that they were

taking by answering those questions in the way they did.

And so with those two knows they were categorized as disloyal and we had to be moved again.

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