Articles, Books, People, United States of America
Tag: Japanese-American experience
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Art, Articles, Books, Culture, People, United States of America
The Noguchi Museum and The Brother In Elysium Announce New Publication “I Become a Nisei” — Artfix Daily
Articles, Biography, Books, Culture, Graphic Novel, History, People
George Takei’s They Called Us Enemy teaches about race and historical blindspot — Syfy.com
Art, Articles, People, United States of America
How Internment Camps Profoundly Shaped the Celebrated Sculptures of Ruth Asawa — My Modern Met
Articles, Culture, History, United States of America
What ‘Concentration Camp’ Means to Japanese Americans — The Rafu Shimpo
George Takei Recalls Time In An American Internment Camp In ‘They Called Us Enemy’ — NPR.org
Articles, Culture, History, United States of America
The organization telling the stories of the Japanese-American incarceration — The Outline
Articles, Music, United States of America
Review: Kishi Bashi Is Forging His Own Definition Of What Asian American Music Means — Character Media
Articles, Culture, Remarkable, United States of America
George Takei on the Return of Concentration Camps in America — GQ.com
Articles, Culture, Los Angeles, United States of America
