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A child of Japanese incarceration’s call to arms: ‘The lessons of Manzanar have never been more urgent’
How a rebuilt, historic California baseball diamond embodies ‘the contradictions in America’s legacy’
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A rebuilt historic baseball diamond in California now serves as a symbol of the contradictions in America’s legacy. Dan Kwong, whose family was detained at the Japanese American concentration camp during World War II, originally envisioned staging games there as a form of living history.
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