Blindsided: The Life and Times of Sam Mihara as Told to Alexandra Villarreal
Sam Mihara was 9 years old when the U.S. government imprisoned him and his family in desolate Northern Wyoming. Three years in government custody would change his life forever. Filled with grief, loss and hope, his story is for readers who want to learn more about America's forgotten mistakes and discover how to present future tragedies like Japanese incarceration during World War II. Today, Sam is a national lecturer with many awards, including The Jefferson Lecturer for 2024.
Paper: 127 pp.
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