Japanese American

These Japanese Incarceration Camp Survivors Are Calling Out A Climate Change Measure That Feels Like Cultural Erasure

The Bureau of Land Management is planning to build a wind farm near one of the few remaining sacred spaces for Japanese American survivors of incarceration camps.
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California Task Force Launches Study Of Slave Reparations

The first-in-the-country task force will spend two years addressing the harms of slavery and systemic racism.
By Janie Har, AP

Japanese American Activists Support Black Reparations To Heal Wounds Past And Present

Americans of Japanese ancestry got a check and formal apology for their unjust incarceration. These activists say Black Americans deserve the same.
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Migrant Kids Could Be Held Disturbingly Near A Japanese-American Internment Camp

History becomes not a warning but “a blueprint for how to carry out similar human rights violations.”
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There's A Brutally Honest Twist To These 'Baby-Sitters Club' Covers Featuring Claudia Kishi

Where was “Claudia and the Model Minority Myth” when we were kids?
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These Anti-Japanese Signs From World War II Are A Warning Against Bigotry Today

"We don't want any Japs back here -- EVER!" reads one WWII-era sign.
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We’ve Been Here All Along

The exclusion of Asian and Asian American Buddhists from conversations on American Buddhism is cultural appropriation.
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It Can Happen Here: The 75th Anniversary of the Japanese Internment

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It Can Happen Here: The 75th Anniversary Of The Japanese Internment, Part II

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It Can Happen Here: The 75th Anniversary of the Japanese Internment

Tracing the history of one of the most unconscionable tragedies in American history.
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