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Children's book brings Spearfish World War II Veteran's story to life - Vimarsana News

Children's book brings Spearfish World War II Veteran's story to life

Spearfish, South Dakota is the setting for children’s book written by Lauren R. Harris. A Place for Harvest tells the story of World War II Veteran and Japanese American Kenny Higashi.Born in Belle Fourche and raised on a Spearfish vegetable farm, Higashi only left his beloved hometown to serve his country.

Source: sdpb.org
Author, illustrator meet great-grandson of man they wrote a book about - Vimarsana News

Author, illustrator meet great-grandson of man they wrote a book about

Author, Lauren R. Harris, and illustrator, Felicia Hoshino, of the South Dakota Historical Society Press' newl...

Looking South: Anglophone Canadian Reactions to Japanese American Incarceration – Part 2 - Vimarsana News

Looking South: Anglophone Canadian Reactions to Japanese American Incarceration – Part 2

By Jonathan van Harmelen Part 1, continued from Mar. 25 NAP Both “The Sun” and “The Daily Province” continued to follow news of Japanese American families returning to the West Coast, with close attention paid to acts of domestic terrorism committed against returning families. Both papers continued to print stories on the fate of Japanese

Source: napost.com
Internet Users Are Getting Scared Of Their Online Presence, According To A Recent Survey - Vimarsana News

Internet Users Are Getting Scared Of Their Online Presence, According To A Recent Survey

NordVPN surveyed internet users about what they think of their online presence, and the results are telling.

Kazuo K. Inouye: How a Japanese American-Owned Real Estate Firm Broke up Racist Covenants in Southern California | Lost LA | Food & Discovery - Vimarsana News

Kazuo K. Inouye: How a Japanese American-Owned Real Estate Firm Broke up Racist Covenants in Southern California | Lost LA | Food & Discovery

Kazuo K. Inouye of Kashu Realty was a second-generation Japanese American who made it his business to populate racially restricted Los Angeles neighborhoods with Angelenos of color, thus shaping the culture of the city block by block, for generations to come.

Source: kcet.org