When Can We Go Back to America?: Voices of Japanese American Incarceration during WWII
When Can We Go Back to America? brings together voices of Japanese Americans who experienced incarceration during World War II. Through these personal perspectives, Susan H. Kamei explores displacement, confinement, identity, and belonging, offering readers a human-centered way to engage with this important chapter of American history.
About This Book
When Can We Go Back to America? presents voices connected to Japanese American incarceration during World War II.
The book centers personal perspectives on a defining and painful period in American history.
By focusing on lived experience, it offers readers a way to consider displacement, confinement, identity, and belonging.
Susan H. Kamei’s work provides an accessible resource for readers seeking to understand Japanese American incarceration through firsthand voices.
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