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Inclusion: How Hawai I Protected Japanese Americans From Mass Internment Transformed Itself And Changed America

How Hawai'i Protected Japanese Americans From Mass Internment and Transformed Itself

In the wake of the Pearl Harbor attacks on December 7, 1941, the United States government authorized the mass internment of Japanese Americans. Over 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry, two-thirds of whom were American citizens,...

Hudson Hayes4 min read

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I Respectfully Dissent: A Biography Of Edward H Nakamura

Edward Nakamura: A Luminary in the Annals of Surgery and Human Compassion

A Journey of Resilience and Innovation Edward Nakamura's extraordinary life is a testament to the indomitable spirit that resides within us all. Born in 1910 to Japanese immigrants in the...

Allen Parker5 min read

Life of George Lucas: The Man Behind Star Wars

Foreword by Steven Spielberg George Lucas is one of the most influential filmmakers of our time. His films have grossed billions of dollars, won numerous awards, and captured the imaginations of generations of...

Isaiah Powell4 min read

Tadaima I Am Home: A Transnational Family History (Intersections: Asian And Pacific American Transcultural Studies 33)

Transnational Family History Intersections: Unraveling the Global Tapestry of Family Connections

In the dynamic and interconnected world of today, families are increasingly transcending national boundaries. "Transnational Family History Intersections: Rethinking BFree Downloads, Kinship, and Belonging in a Globalized World" ...