Eat-A-Ducky-Mouse exhibition related From the editor of the

From the editor of the award-winning Children of Manzanar

McCaffrey tells of the men's frustrations and achievements on the U

to wartime  incarceration and postwar resettlement in New York City

The  inspirational and little-known story of a dedicated teacher who coached  Hawaiian swimmers all the way to the Olympics

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Eat-A-Ducky-Mouse exhibition related From the editor of theBy Bob Kumaki. This book challenges the myth of Japanese Americans as perpetual foreigners, honoring their uniquely American identity through the food that sustained them. The authors journeyfrom advocate to academic to storytellerreflects a deep pride in his ancestors quiet resilience and a desire to ensure their legacy endures, one meal and memory at a time. (The books title is a play on itadakimasu, the greeting for meals in many Japanese American