with Gary and Kenny Itagaki making up the original core.

6 are in any way comparable to Japanese American incarceration is ahistorical.Maybe the Japanese during the Second World War.

Japanese Americans whole families were incarcerated without any sort of trial — their only crime was they were of Japanese descent.who teaches in the Asian American Studies Program at University of Maryland.even my Nash grandparents — New England church-going Republicans (as in the original radical Republicans who opposed slavery) — would never have voted for a man as divisive.

president and CEO of the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles.And I think that that is just so horrible to try to even make that comparison or allege that theres any similarities between the two.

JACL Executive Director David Inoue stated.

whose parents were incarcerated.so we decided to go back to Chicago.

There are so many to tell that it feels impossible to know where to start.when Japanese families were incarcerated during World War II.

in the south near Victory Park.the alma mater of Dodgers legend Jackie Robinson.