Japanese American resources - Kent Ninomiya

Kent Ninomiya. My high school history book has one paragraph devoted to the Japanese American internment. One paragraph. America doesn't like looking at its messes. There is plenty of information out there for people wishing to learn more about this American tragedy. Today is Pearl Harbor day. Within hours of the attack the American government started rounding up Japanese Americans. Within months virtually all Japanese Americans would be behind prison walls. Their only crime was their ancestry.
Many Mountains by Brian MinamiThe Japanese American Legacy Project from DenshoHeart Mountain Relocation Camp from the Heart Mountain Wyoming FoundationA Japanese American Memorial for All from Japanese American VoiceThe Nikkei Page by Russ NakatsuHeart Mountain Digital Preservation Project from HMDPPJapanese American Exhibit and Access Project by Theresa MudrockInternment Experience, an On-Line Exhibit by Erin KimuraThe Museum of the City of San Francisco by Gladys HansenWRA Camps in Arizona, 1942-1946 from the University of Arizona LibraryNikkei Heritage Online from the National Japanese American Historical SocietyConscience and the Constitution from Frank AbeChildren of the Camps by Kim InaRabbit in the Moon from Emiko and Chizu OmoriJapanese American Internment Experience by Miki FujuwaraInternment of Japanese Americans by Vernellia RandallManzanar Ringo-en by Ray DeLeaGo For Broke National Education Center by Ryan YokotaThe 442nd Go for Broke by Michael Furukawa-->European American Internment by A. D. Jacobs and J. E. FallonJapanese-American Veterans' Association from JAVAAn Abridged History of The United States by William M. BrintonHirasaki National Resource Center from the Japanese American National MuseumCivil Liberties Public Education Fund from CLPEFJapanese Relocation during World War II from the National ArchivesFort Missoula, Federal Detention Center from Target Range SchoolPoston Arizona Gallery by Scott HopkinsManzanar Relocation Camp from EarthSunManzanar Project by M. Leck and D. LockettOur World, Manzanar by Diane Yotsuya HondaAnsel Adams: Born Free and Equal by Emily MedvecJapanese Farmers in California by Ingolf VogelerFurther and Further Away from The Journal of San Diego History-->Japanese American History by Greg H. LeitichMothers Who Think: Breaking the Silence with Rahna Reiko RizzutoDorothea Lange from The Library of CongressExecutive Order 9066 by Don Nakanishi-->Japanese Internment 1942 - Military Justification? from Colorado VerdeBeyond Heart Mountain by Lee Ann RoripaughAn Internment Experience from Pasco High School-->Construction & Destruction by C.N. LeThe Japanese American Network at mailto:JANet_Mail_List@ltsc.orgManzanar National Historic Site from The National Park Service