try to read entire books in that language or engage in conversation with a fluent speaker.

such as Do you think internment affected you and your family? I started to answer.It would help future generations understand what the incarcerated had to face and how they survived.

who literally pull her to and fro.One manifestation evident in Seamless is the anxious performance of model minority excellence in protagonist Dianes life — a seamlessly perfect ideal that comes unraveled by the end of the play.Performances are scheduled for Sunday.

Where did it come from? The sensation of choking felt like a knot at the core of my being.Has that been your observation as well?Kondo: I think all historical traumas produce effects that extend far beyond the event itself.

Dianes dilemmas — how to balance career and family.

A Sansei scholar in the Psychology Department at Smith (Donna Nagata) asked me to participate in her study on the legacy of internment among Sansei.when I met him at UCLA when I was the coordinator of UCLAs year of events commemorating the ‘50th Anniversary of Japanese American Internment.

and his willingness to tell his story.and he has supported UCLA in several capacities.

On behalf of the Manzanar Committee.always willing to talk about ‘camp.