The obvious lesson of Manzanar is that erring on the side of fear never gets us to that "shining city on a hill" Reagan evoked as he left the White House in 1989. Yet some disagree, even as they ...

Manzanar was the first site to open, and operated from 1942 to 1945. With a peak population of 10,000 crammed onto a square mile, it was the largest community between Los Angeles and Reno.

At Manzanar, there's a movement to honor the legacy of Japanese Americans who played baseball in internment camps. At Manzanar, ... A Hollywood props house, History For Hire, ...

At Manzanar National Historic Site — where more than 10,000 Japanese Americans were confined during World War II due to their Japanese ... until Donald Trump enters the White House,” Embrey ...

The judo dojo at Manzanar isn't easy to find. Next to an old poplar tree, ... "Well, at the time we were living in the house of a Japanese family that had evacuated," See says.

Dan Kwong, leader of the Manzanar Baseball Project, spearheaded the discussion, titled "JA to Shohei," drawing parallels from the past to modern times, including the homage to Shohei Ohtani, the ...

Manzanar: National Park Service seeks input on former Japanese-American internment camp ... This month, the staff has been hosting open house meetings for the community’s feedback on future plans.

Fukuhara started the Manzanar workshops in 1998, taking participants -- many of whom had been interned at Manzanar -- on painting excursions to various outdoor sites around the camp, including the ...

There isn’t much left at Manzanar, a heat-blasted, dust-blown patch of land at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The barbed-wire fences and rows of barracks that once stood here are gone ...

The drawings from Manzanar are just the latest artifacts from Japanese American concentration camps to be saved ... a New Jersey auction house was set to sell a collection of about 450 such ...