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DESCRIPTION:In 1942\, following President Franklin D. Roosevelt&rsquo\;s si
 gning of  Executive Order 9066\, some 120\,000 Japanese Americans from the
  West  Coast were moved into internment camps for the duration of the war.
  They  were allowed to take only the possessions they could carry and were
   forced to abandon their businesses and personal property. The legacy of 
  that experience is explored in If They Came For Me Today: The Japanese  A
 merican Internment Project\, a powerful living history exhibition  documen
 ting the experiences of Japanese American internees. This  multimedia exhi
 bition\, developed by Community Works with students at  George Washington\
 , Balboa\, and Horace Mann schools in San Francisco\,  honors those who we
 re interned or impacted by the internment. Drawing on  the oral histories 
 of Japanese Americans who were themselves interned  or whose parents were 
 internees\, the students worked to create a unique  exhibition that simult
 aneously chronicles the experiences of one  generation and the reactions o
 f another.\n\nRead more at http://www.harlemonestop.com/event.php?id=13758
  OR http://www.communityworkswest.org/index.php/jaip
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SUMMARY:If they Came for Me Today: The Japanese American Internment Project
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