Citizen Tanouye DVD
Citizen Tanouye DVD
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Produced by Robert Horsting and Craig Yahata.
Citizen Tanouye uniquely brings history to life for eight ethnically diverse Torrance, California high school students, through their research into the life of THS class of 1938 alumnus and Medal of Honor awardee, Technical Sergeant Ted T. Tanouye. Their discoveries reveal the impact WWII had on his family, their city, and the national civil rights abuses experienced by the 120,000 persons of Japanese ancestry to be incarcerated in the US. For these students, the firsthand accounts brings history to life, supporting Horsting's thought, "The history you can touch, touches you." Looking into his past forever changed their future.
Running time: 58:30 min.
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