The Power of a Small Town Newspaper in the Fight for Justice

In the early 1940s, Bainbridge Island had a population of 3,000 full-time residents. Over 100,000 people of Japanese heritage were sent to these camps and held there for years as prisoners without ever having being charged or convicted of any crime at all. This is the story of Palotaki, Walt and Millie Woodward and the power of a small town newspaper in the fight for justice.