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Star Trek, secrecy, and speaking up - George Takei on “It Rhymes with Takei”

Actor. Author. Activist. George Takei joins us for an interview to reflect on his life, discuss his acclaimed graphic novel They Called Us Enemy, speak candidly about coming out at 68 after spending most of his Hollywood career in the closet, and introduce his new graphic memoir It Rhymes with Takei — the book that finally shows you how to pronounce his name! He talks about his two imprisonments and his two freedoms. 0:00 What made you come back to comics after the success of "They Called Us Enemy"? 5:25 You go through decades of political change and the LGBTQ movement. What do you want kids to take away from this book? 17:15 You use the term ‘Silent Harassment.’ How was the process of turning this indescribable feeling into something visual? 25:18 Another important part of your book is your criticism of making Sulu gay in the Star Trek movies. What’s your advice to the comic industry on how to get representation right? Get the books at Walt's Comic Shop: It Rhymes With Takei: https://waltscomicshop.com/products/i... They Called Us Enemy: https://waltscomicshop.com/products/t...