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Tories, who didnt support the revolution sided with the british, were killed or driven off their lands, and on and on through american hoyt, as each immigrant group was kind of pulled into the country for labor, the chinese to build the railroads, the eastern europeans for the steel industry. Northern europeans for farming. And we knew all along there was great deal of hatred, prejudice that they werent like us, until they were us. And all of the people in this room come from those people. So, it is happening again and again, and i ten to write books a second question how was it . How would yo...

Welcome to fresno, california, on booktv. Over the next 90 minutes well travel the city to talk with local authors about the history of fresno and surrounding areas. First up, off to David Masumoto talk about child, race, and identity in californias central valley. One of my book ises called harvest son and looking at the immigration from my grandparents from japan to america and then trying to plant roots in american soil and facing the contradictionses of america, the racism of it, and the struggles to try establish themselves. Japanese americans have a vibrant agricultural history. The was ...

Morning. Each week, american tv sits in on a lecture with one of the college professors. You can watch it. This week, we join professor ellen wu at Indiana University where she discusses japanese internment in the United States during world war ii. This is about an hour and 15 minutes. On tuesday, we begin our discussion on the japanese american internment camps by thinking about the ways which wars function as flash points for redefining the terms of membership or belonging in the american nation. In other words, wars are these critical moments when the nation rethinks who gets to be consider...

Relocation which attempted to justify the authority and Living Conditions in the camps. Some times admitting there were problems. Their evacuations was ordered to reduce a military hazard at a time when danger of invasions was great. Twothirds are american citizens by right of birth. The rest are their japanese born parents and grandparents. They are not prisoners. They are not internees. They are merely discllocated people. The time, spring and summer of 1942. The place, ten different Relocation Centers in unsettled parts of arizona, california, idaho, wyoming, colorado and arkansas. The row ...

Morning. Each week, american tv sits in on a lecture with one of the college professors. You can watch it. This week, we join professor ellen wu at Indiana University where she discusses japanese internment in the United States during world war ii. This is about an hour and 15 minutes. On tuesday, we begin our discussion on the japanese american internment camps by thinking about the ways which wars function as flash points for redefining the terms of membership or belonging in the american nation. In other words, wars are these critical moments when the nation rethinks who gets to be consider...