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Imprisoned Without Trial: Is History Repeating Itself?   

Racism and fear once drove the incarceration of 125,000 Japanese Americans during World War II. Today’s immigration crisis shows troubling similarities. A third-generation Japanese American examines these parallels and why remembering the past is essential to prevent a repeat.

  • Imprisoned Without Trial: Is History Repeating Itself?

  • Course/Program ID: EC518526WI
    Presenter/Facilitator(s): Dennis Kato
    Fee (nonmember): $63.00
    Fee (member): $48.00
    Dates(DOW, Start–End): W, 4/8/2026–4/29/2026
    Times: 10:00 AM–11:30 AM
    Location: Eckerd College Flamingo (CEC 114)
    Seats Available: 50
    Description: 
    Racism and fear once drove the incarceration of 125,000 Japanese Americans during World War II. Today’s immigration crisis shows troubling similarities. A third-generation Japanese American examines these parallels and why remembering the past is essential to prevent a repeat.
    Additional Notes: 
    This program meets 4 time(s).
 

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