He did everything from throwing pottery to airbrushing to painting on canvas.

‘liberty and justice for all.we are the ones that make it true.

who came out with a duffel bag over one shoulder and his infant sister on the other arm.I could see the barbed-wire fence and guard towers.government towards Japanese Americans who were wrongly incarcerated.

It was the most horrible day of my life.He and his brother Henry had never ridden a train before.

attributing the cause of the wrongful incarceration to three factors: war hysteria.

but its a story thats very important for all of us to know… By allall of the cards were filled with notes of thanks to Rosalie.

The daughter of Italian immigrants.Ochi summed up her experience: It is heartwarming to meet others throughout the country.

the film chronicled the histories of Rohwer and Jerome.speaks on the Japanese American experience in Arkansas.