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Invisible Citizens: Japanese Americans
Content:Documentary Film
Available From:Downtown Community TV Center
Media Type:Videocassette
Release Date:1983
Audience:Higher Education
Running Time:58 min.
Language:English
Subject:Diaspora and Ethnicity
History
Politics and Government
Subheading:Discrimination and Racism
History, 1951-1980
Human Rights
Japanese Internment
Region:East Asia
Immigration/Diaspora
Country:Japan



Abstract:

"In the first days of World War II, 120,000 Japanese-Americans were taken from their homes and locked in concentration camps for the duration of the war. Invisible Citizens examines the lives of six Japanese-Americans and explores how they have been affected by the internment. It is the first in-depth look at a group of people whose pride has kept their pain and suffering concealed from the general public. Invisible Citizens prompts viewers to consider America's 'hidden histories' and how we, as a people, look at our past.."




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