Lisa Morehouse

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Japanese Americans remember a dark chapter when they were 'more number than name'

February 19, 2017
Conflict

Looking back to the US incarceration of Japanese Americans and how, as one historian puts it, people can "lose sight of our important national values of justice and rule of law."

Japanese Americans remember a dark chapter when they were 'more number than name'
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Unusual Tribal Alliance Saves Forest and Tradition

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