This video series highlights the connections between Japanese American incarceration survivors and current survivors of detention centers and features an intergenerational cross-racial dialogue of survivors of state-sanctioned violence.
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Read MoreAnybody who started to resist, they wanted to get rid of them so they didn’t incite other people.
A lively evening and panel discussion with filmmaker Claudia Katayanagi; Diala Shamas, CCR Attorney; Carl Takei, ACLU Senior Staff Attorney; and Aliya Hussain, CCR Advocacy Program Manager.
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How filmmakers are countering the rampant hate and demagoguery of today
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After the screening, writer Diane Emiko Tsuchida gave a presentation detailing her family’s internment and her grandfather’s experience at the Leupp Isolation Center.
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An exhibit at the National Japanese American Historical Society shows A Bitter Legacy
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Post-screening discussion and Q&A with professor Tetsuden Kashima
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Moab Citizen Isolation Center in Utah opened after the notorious Manzanar “riot” on Dec. 10, 1942 to isolate dissidents from the rest of the camp population.
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