Kristi Yamaguchi and Henry Louis Gates, Jr. discuss how Japanese American soldiers and civilians were treated during World War II. View Kristi Yamaguchi’s full profile.
11 Responses to “Loyalty, sacrifice, and persecution”
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God bless those Japanese-American soldiers!
Poor thing doesn’t “think” it will happen again. One word. Guantanamo Bay
thats 2 words
Sandie your comparison is way off. Not even close. Re-read (or perhaps read for the first time) your history books, and stop equating Japanese Americans with suspected foreign born terrorists.
SKF, I think your comment just proved Sandie true. Sad really.
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