Timeline by Emerson Cansinos Estrada

Bus pulling up to the grandstand

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Life in the camps

7105742321 — 2024-03-01 17:10:36 UTC

Life in the interment camps was harsh not just because of the people that were patrolling and how they treated them. But because there was limited resources and limited space( over crowded etc. ¨During the first few weeks of camp life, everything was erratic and in short supply.¨

Struggle with Identity

7105742321 — 2024-03-01 17:25:07 UTC

Uchida feels like she is being tared apart from her true self due to the loyalty she has to provide to america and because of the discrimination against her true heritage. ¨ I felt torn between my Japanese heritage and my American Identity, unsure of where I truly belonged¨

Unfair government actions against their race

7105742321 — 2024-03-01 17:28:56 UTC

She tells us the unfairness and legal challenges that her people had to face while staying at the internment camps.

¨The governments actions were a clear violation of our constitutional rights, yet we were powerless to fight back.¨.

End of the internment Camp

7105742321 — 2024-03-01 18:02:52 UTC

Uchida shows the mixed emotions of leaving the internment camp and how it is going to feel going back to be a regular civilian after going through all that trauma¨Leaving the internment camp was bittersweet. While we were relieved to be free, we knew that our lives would never be the same. ¨.