or like the kimono or furisode.

citizens trapped behind enemy lines.the Naganuma family was forced to leave a flourishing laundry business of nearly 30 years in Peru and travel for three weeks by boat and train before being imprisoned in Texas.

Not front and center all the time.One of over 75 detention sites used to imprison innocent civilians of Japanese ancestry during World War II.Another programming tract will explore the overlapping histories between the wartime incarceration and multigenerational Chicano Movement in South Texas.

President Trump invoked the same law and used it to deport Venezuelan immigrants to El Salvador for indefinite detention.Katherine Yon Ebright (Brennan Center for Justice).

Shimizu reflects on how his early childhood experiences at Crystal City impacted him throughout his adult life.

The group will then make a one-day pilgrimage by bus on Oct.The Board of Trustees and I are thrilled to welcome Tom Dolby.

Tom Dolby is a filmmaker and the founder of Waters End Productions.As the governing body of the Academy Museum.

he has led the exponential growth of the companys international business.The Academy Museums mission is made possible by the support of visionary leadership and a diversity of perspectives.