On February 19, 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, a wartime order that authorized the forcible incarceration of over 120,000 Japanese Americans. As we approach its 80th anniversary, LA County Library has compiled a list of documentary films available at the library to help adults learn more about the Japanese American experience during World War II and the lasting impact Executive 9066 has had on the Japanese American community.
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Japanese American Internment: Documentaries
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“KAPWA: Communal Spirit”
Asia Photo Review and Mata Art Gallery are proud to present a visual art exhibition celebrating Kapwa, an Indigenous value …
$30 – $75
TO T, OR NOT TO T A Comedic Trans Journey through (T)estosterone and Masculinity
In this hilariously intimate reflection on taking T(estosterone) and transitioning, award-winning storyteller meets stand-up comedian, D’Lo, invites you on his …
$40 – $175
DEAR EVAN HANSEN
Dear Evan Hansen tells the story of a young man with a social anxiety disorder who so yearns to make …
$6
626 Night Market
The original and largest Asian-inspired night market in the U.S., 626 Night Market features more than 250 food booths, merchandise, …
$40 – $175
DEAR EVAN HANSEN
Dear Evan Hansen tells the story of a young man with a social anxiety disorder who so yearns to make …