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Japanese American Chick Sexers in Chicago - Part 2
Read part 1 >> Schooling in Chicago At the end of World War II, many Japanese Americans reset…
Ryan Masaaki Yokota • Sept. 29, 2016
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Japanese American Chick Sexers in Chicago - Part 1
At modern-day 821 North La Salle Street, in the River North neighborhood of Chicago, few people tod…
Ryan Masaaki Yokota • Sept. 28, 2016
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Part 31 (final) Japanese Americans in the Southern Coastal States
This series, which has been re-reading "The Centennial History of Japanese Americans," a …
Ryusuke Kawai • Oct. 30, 2015
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No. 22 Japanese Americans in the Three Central North States
The three central north states are Minnesota, South Dakota, and North Dakota. In the Centennial His…
Ryusuke Kawai • June 12, 2015
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Resettlement
Akio “Lawrence” Nakagawa, a Kibei from the Sacramento Delta region, was interned at t…
Martha Nakagawa • June 10, 2015
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California
chick sexing
concentration camps
education
farms
Florida
Japanese American Historical Society of Southern California
Little Tokyo
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Nanaka Nikkei Voices (series)
neighborhoods
New Jersey
no-no boys
postwar
publications
resettlements
Seabrook Farms
Seinan (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Southwest Los Angeles
students
Tule Lake concentration camp
United States
World War II
World War II camps
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Part 2 of 5 – History is Told: S. John Nitta
The second part of this series will tell the story of another fascinating individual with a tremend…
Dean Ryuta Adachi • May 10, 2012
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Let’s Go to America!
I don’t remember ever having seen my birth certificate until I needed it for my application f…
Kristine Haenschke • Jan. 22, 2010
