Multicultural Book of the Week

During World War II, one group of Americans were sent to prison for an act that many would find incomprehensible today: the act of existing. It was through the actions of individuals living over 2000 miles away that caused many Japanese-Americans to be placed into internment camps during World War II.

The Journey is a story of a mural that the main character painted that showed the deeply rooted racism that her relatives and other fellow Japanese Americans experienced while in U.S. concentration camps.

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