Japanese American WWII Incarceration: The Core Story


A Community Grows, Despite Racism


Looking Like the Enemy


American Concentration Camps


Japanese American Responses to Incarceration


Righting a Wrong


Why Does This Matter Now?



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  • 1933: Nazi gov uses then-innovative Hollerith technology to identify Jewish citizens. 1942: US gov uses that same… https://t.co/zjUnC3yJAq
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