Citizen 13660 (Classics Of Asian American Literature),New

Citizen 13660 (Classics Of Asian American Literature),New

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Mine Okubo Was One Of Over One Hundred Thousand People Of Japanese Descent Nearly Twothirds Of Whom Were American Citizens Who Were Forced Into 'Protective Custody' Shortly After Pearl Harbor. Citizen 13660, Okubo'S Graphic Memoir Of Life In Relocation Centers In California And Utah, Illuminates This Experience With Poignant Illustrations And Witty, Candid Text. Now Available With A New Introduction By Christine Hong And In A Wideformat Artist Edition, This Graphic Novel Can Reach A New Generation Of Readers And Scholars.Read More About Mine Okubo In Mine Okubo: Following Her Own Road, Edited By Greg Robinson And Elena Tajima Creef. Https://Uwapress.Uw.Edu/Book/9780295987743/Mineokubo/

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