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Jap” to “Hero”: Resettlement, Enlistment, and the Construction of Japanese American Identity During WWII
Overlooked No More: Ralph Lazo, Who Voluntarily Lived in an Internment Camp - the New York Times
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The Everyday Heroes of World War II: Ordinary People Who Did Extraordinary Things
Civil War to Civil Rights Commemoration
Printable Newsletter
Vol.092 #12 Mar 27 1981.Pdf
Classroom Resources on World War Ii History and the Japanese American Experience
Japanese American Achival Collection Finding
Japanese Relocation Centers During World War II, Nearly 120,000 Japanese Americans Were Under Lock and Key by Ricco Villanueva Siasoco and Shmuel Ross
Recommended Readings from the Japanese American National
Manzanar: Lasting Remnants and Reflections on an American Injustice
UC Santa Barbara Dissertation Template
Meeting Materials May 11 2020 Civil Liberties
Demos in Hawaii Prevail, Bd. Ofed New Strategy for Coming Year's
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UC Santa Barbara Dissertation Template

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California Civil Liberties Projects Announced
Reverend Paul Nakamura from Montgomery to Manzanar – a Man of Valor
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Download the Entire Rights and Responsibilities Curriculum (PDF)
World War II: the Betrayal of Promises
Diamonds in the Rough Baseball and Japanese-American Internment
THE ROOTS of LATINO URBAN AGENCY
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