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For "Enemy Alien", Cdn emigration historian Kass Luciuk provided incredible primary source materials (photos, journal writings) to help me illustrate this eyewitness account of Canada's internment camp system in WWI. More here: https://t.co/HKKy0KL3DH

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2020-11-24

and here indeed are some of those fish we all drew for Ali. REALLY looking forward to seeing the documentary and remembering 100s still stuck in these internment camps.

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2020-10-20

Episode 109 part 2 is here! discusses the painful truths of Japanese Internment in her Graphic Novel, "Displacement" a semi-autobiographical story of Kiku's own family. https://t.co/2jNgZ0JLKn

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2020-10-01

Hey I'm Kira, a queer 4th gen Japanese-American. I'm an illustrator & comic artist and the first in 3 generations to speak Japanese. My family history is a messy story of picture brides, internment, and WWII vets and I carry that legacy with me, always.

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2020-09-16

A tale of betrayal, internment, survival and re-invention! The Count of Monte-Cristo


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2020-08-28

A powerful graphic memoir based on 's early life in an internment camp & how that horrible experience & his father's faith in democracy empowered him to be such a strong advocate for social justice. Highly rec'd!

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2020-08-26

DISPLACEMENT is already out as of this week, but I want to make sure y'all know about this amazing graphic novel! It's about the Japanese American internment, but also about family, identity, history, & resistance w/ Octavia Butler vibes!

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2020-08-20

While visiting San Francisco, Kiku is transported to the 1940s alongside her young grandmother in an internment camp. Kiku grapples with the weight of the past and a history that can't help but repeat itself in next week from . https://t.co/C2Uc4MrG59

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2020-08-15

The Xinjiang I remember is slowly disappearing. Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities face systemic discrimination and surveillance. An estimated million Muslims have been held in internment camps. Don't let their voices vanish.

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2020-07-28

The Xinjiang I remember is slowly disappearing. Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities face systemic discrimination and surveillance. An estimated million Muslims have been held in internment camps. Don't let their voices vanish.

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2020-07-27

Day 68
They Called Us Enemy
George Takei's personal account of his family's internment is a heartbreaking historical account that should serve as a powerful lesson in these troubled times.

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2020-07-03

This graphic history tells the story of Canada’s first national internment operations through the eyes of John Boychuk, an internee held in Kapuskasing from 1914 to 1917. https://t.co/4ACFRTc7is

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2020-06-15

🌱 hey - i'm lisa! 🌱

i'm a recent grad from SCAD atlanta, seeking work in animation and vizdev! i recently wrapped up my thesis film about jpn-american internment (second pic)

i am an enthusiast of cute things, yellow overlays, and diverse storytelling

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2020-06-09

FDR makes the new kids interim members and sends them on a Bond tour. Tsunami goes to meet her folks only to find they’ve been sent to internment camps. Furious, she tears off her costume and joins her family behind barbed wire.

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2020-05-09

"Dust Storm, Topaz," a watercolor-on-paper created March 13, 1943, by Japanese-American artist during his time at the Topaz internment camp in Utah."

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2020-02-19

Hey actually? Fuck this comic that says Captain America was not only complicit in the internment of Japanese American citizens, but an active participant in it.

Come on Taylor, you're better than this

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2020-02-04

Coming in Aug 2020 is "Displacement". Kiku is on vacation in SF when suddenly she finds herself displaced to the 1940s Japanese-American internment camp that her late grandmother, Ernestina, was forcibly relocated to during WWII... Pre-order : https://t.co/k6TsA3FeJa

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2019-12-22

Japanese-American artist Chiura Obata, who survived an internment camp by making art, was born on this day in 1885 and went on to give us the most stunning paintings of Yosemite: https://t.co/1V114xbm6H

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2019-11-19

Check out my review of They Called Us Enemy by & here: https://t.co/lJ749rCbQi. It's a timely look at the internment of Japanese-Americans during WWII, echoing what is happening now with immigration. From

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2019-10-11

Japanese-American artist Chiura Obata, who survived an internment camp by making art, died on this day in 1975 and left us the most stunning paintings of Yosemite: https://t.co/kuu1U8BILD

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2019-10-06