Minidoka Revisited by William W Lew

Minidoka Revisited by William W Lew

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A compilation of the work of artist Roger Shimomura, this title chronicles the experiences of racial and ethnic stereotyping endured by Asian Americans in history. It prompts the readers to question past actions, to consider current political environments, and to explore the safety of their own individuality within contemporary America.

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Minidoka Revisited by William W Lew

A compilation of the work of artist Roger Shimomura, this title chronicles the experiences of racial and ethnic stereotyping endured by Asian Americans in history. It prompts the readers to question past actions, to consider current political environments, and to explore the safety of their own individuality within contemporary America.

William W. Lew is professor of art history at Clemson University in South Carolina. Other contributors include Roger Daniels, Krystal Reiko Hauseur, Eric L. Muller, Susan L. Smith, and Daniel Wueste.

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ISBN 13 9780295985831
ISBN 10 0295985836
Title Minidoka Revisited
Author William W Lew
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher University of Washington Press
Year published 2005-10-13
Number of pages 128
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.