that’s the important thing.

He described how that event led to the paranoia and war fervor that swept North America.our cars were graffitied and the government got swept up in the madness as well.

Not knowing that they were announcing their arrival at the Rohwer War Relocation Center in Arkansas.The people have to take on the responsibility and engage in the process of government.Discrimination and war fervor-induced hatred were still going strong.

Tears were streaming down her cheeks.I say North America because it affected Canadians as well … Overnight Japanese Americans and Japanese Canadians were looked at with suspicion and fear and outright hatred simply because we happened to look like the people that bombed Pearl Harbor.

the camps were thrown open and incarcerees were given a one-way ticket to anywhere in the U.

Takei recounted three layers of barbed-wire fences.ABC USD trustee; Artesia City Councilmember Monica Manalo; and Cerritos City Councilmember Frank Aurelio Yokoyama.

the presenters were Mike Hatchimonji.Tetzlaff Vice Principal Michael Hanamura addresses the students.

Hoshizaki was one of the resisters at Heart Mountain in Wyoming who refused to submit to the draft unless their families rights as U.provided by Mary Jane Fujimura.