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              <text>Includes articles on: Race and Colonialism in the Green Tide Feminist Spirituality; The Aesthetic Agency of Roselle Keli'ihonipua Bailey's Hula Practice Embodied by Her Female Hula Students; Silenced subjects of the Sabarimala Controversy; and more.  </text>
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