by Daniel I. Okimoto, with a foreword by James A. Michener.
American in Disguise explores the experiences of a second-generation Japanese American searching for his identity in both the United States and Japan. Drawing on his personal experiences, including his family's incarceration during World War II, Daniel I. Okimoto examines racial discrimination, cultural identity, and the challenges faced by minority communities in American society. The book offers a personal perspective on the meaning of being American and the struggle for belonging.
