which went on to become the most decorated unit in U.

Today we know the experience of death.The neighborhood kids and I spent most of our days there.

000 Americans of Japanese descent during World War II.‘Why are we in this prison camp? I was then too young to understand war and politics.Houston recalled in an essay she wrote in 1992 for the Contemporary Authors Autobiographical Series.

introduced many to the World War II Japanese American incarceration experience for the first time.I still recall seeing the movie highlighted on the front page of the local TV listings and recognizing it as being significant even if my teenage self couldnt quite articulate why.

to write the most well-known chronicle of the Japanese American World War II experience.

In a photo they provided to her alma mater San Jose State University.A senryu left by one of our senior members says.

When JACCC was completed in 1979.who was teaching at Pomona University.

including immigrants from Japan under the Refugee Relief Act.The Southern California Gardeners Federation was recognized at the White House in 1981.