Repairing America: An Account of the Movement of Japanese-Americans Redness Paperback

By William Minoru Hohri, with a foreword by John Toland.

Repairing America documents the Japanese American redness movement and the struggle to obtain justice for the forced removal and incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II. Drawing on his personal experiences as a civil rights activist and leader of the National Council for Japanese American Redness (NCJAR), William Minoru Hohri examines the legal battles, congressional hearings, community activism, and the campaign for an official apology, reparations, and the protection of civil liberties in America.