“This volume presents an intimate view of Japanese American incarceration in the South. It is a vital resource, preserving the voices and personal stories of the Imahara family and others who survived injustice at Rohwer and Jerome.”
—Kimberly Guise, senior curator and director for curatorial affairs, the National WWII Museum, New Orleans
“Collectively, these testimonies paint a vivid picture of life in the camps, and the individual stories are detailed, poignant, and often fascinating.”
—S. Charles Bolton, Journal of Southern History, August 2023