How will history judge us? During World War II, our country moved Japanese Americans into "internment camps." It is ironic that at the same time, American troops would free Jewish people in ...
Satsuki Ina's earliest memories are of barbed wire and internment camps. "We went from Tule Lake, my father went to Bismarck, North Dakota," Ina said, thumbing through a photo album. Her family, like ...
Across Los Angeles, the memory of injustice is being used to block the homes our city desperately needs. As a ...
In 1942, the US government forced nearly 110,000 Japanese Americans into detention centers. They had to leave their homes, their businesses and most of their possessions. Some were given just 48 hours ...
THAT HISTORY IS STILL IMPORTANT TODAY. ERIKO. IT MEANS A RECORD OF NAMES IN JAPANESE. IT’S BEING RECOGNIZED AS A LESSONS LEARNED IN OUR HISTORY. JEFF KAWAGUCHI’S PARENTS ARE TWO OF THE NAMES IN A SEA ...
The Trump administration opened an immigrant detention site at a former Japanese internment camp in Texas, leading to condemnation from politicians, advocacy groups, and descendants of survivors of ...
On March 29, 1942, Elaine Buchman Yoneda faced an excruciatingly fateful decision: She had received an order to bring her three-year-old son Tommy the following day to an assembly point in Los Angeles ...
DELTA, Utah (KUTV) — Mentioning Topaz or any internment camp can stir up unresolved feelings and questions for people with ties to those them. Diana Tsuchida, a Bay Area, California resident, took ...
Every time I drive to the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport, I go past the site of a former concentration camp. In America, this isn’t unusual. Just about wherever you go in this country — if you pay ...
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