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Uprooted: The Japanese American Experience During World War II
by Albert Marrin
Marrin details the history of US concentration camps for Japanese Americans after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Focusing on racism, the author presents detailed histories of Japan, China and the US. He asks important questions like, how could this have happened, by examining the balance between liberty and security, history and law.
This is a really difficult subject, well handled as a YA title, and it seems, to me, more important and relevant than ever. Words matter.
This is a really difficult subject, well handled as a YA title, and it seems, to me, more important and relevant than ever. Words matter.