is the fourth-oldest after Kagoshima (1899).

Weve lived with the fence all our lives.or even older — raised their hands.

barbed-wire-topped fence around the Tule Lake airfield — located on the concentrations camp grounds but currently owned by the Modoc Nation of Oklahoma — that would have effectively closed public access to the site.Each of these organizations has different degrees of protection.the airfield fence is just one problem.

interest and control of portions of the full 1.a Zócalo Public Square inquiry supported by the Mellon Foundation.

Lets take that further: Words have lied about this history — so they should clarify how we remember it.

living in crowded tar-paper barracks with little to no privacy.Japanese American political efforts bore fruit.

They didnt want to leave their children in imprisonment to bear arms for this country.He began school in those camps.

‘With liberty and justice for all.Our democratic ideals are noble.