but they felt Orange County should be represented in the Los Angeles festival.

to join us at one of our monthly meetings.we offered Japanese American books.

go to: https://asianamericanbooks.he possessed first-hand knowledge that he generously shared.With time spent in assembly centers.

some of those who most vociferously opposed the book published their own stories.but we are grateful for the vision Florence and the others had in starting this organization 53 years ago.

just respond to this newsletter and let us know that you want to attend the next meeting.

So we changed our name to Asian American Curriculum Project (AACP) and began to serve all Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders as we found new materials that fit their needs.The all-American pastime became a favorite for many incarcerees at all ten camps stretching from California to Wyoming to Arkansas.

Playing baseball was a chance to assert their citizenship and affirm their loyalty as Americans.Dorothea Lange photo of an incarceration camp.

playing baseball invoked some semblance of normalcy under duress.They even managed to negotiate permission from government authorities for teams to travel long distances for games at other camps.