In a compelling live discussion, Satsuki Ina, a psychotherapist and activist born in a prison camp, Frank Abe, a journalist and filmmaker, and Lori Benink, legal expert and author, dive into the painful history of Japanese American incarceration during WWII. They explore striking parallels with current migrant detention practices, emphasizing the importance of solidarity and community resistance. Their insights on legal discrimination, the need for accountability, and teaching accurate history highlight the enduring impact of past injustices on today’s activism.
