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Hiroko Kurihara is an American Oakland California-based designer[1][2] and activist[3][4] recognized for her role in the Oakland Art Murmur Movement,[5] as a founder of the 25th Street Collective,[6] and as a board member of the Oakland Asian Cultural Center.[7] She is a graduate of Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design.
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