History for the Reckoning

Ep7 - The Supreme Court Cases with Lorraine Bannai - 'without any trials, without any charges'

Legal scholar Lorraine Bannai comes on the show to discuss the four cases related to the Concentration Camps and the events the kicked off the Incarceration of Japanese Americans that ended up before the United States Supreme Court. Follow us @HistoryForTheReckoning on Instagram and Substack to find our show notes (plus behind-the-scenes) and to reach out to us with questions or comments. Support the show [https://www.patreon.com/HistoryForTheReckoning]

Ep6 - Behind the Government Curtain with Eric Muller - 'The machine guns were pointed in, not out'

Historian Eric Muller joins us to tell us the nuts and bolts of HOW the Incarceration happened. Follow us @HistoryForTheReckoning on Instagram and Substack to find our show notes (plus behind-the-scenes) and to reach out to us with questions or comments. Support the show [https://www.patreon.com/HistoryForTheReckoning]

Ep5 with Frank Abe Addenda - Frank Emi's Story

Frank Abe told us from a high level about the various ways Japanese Americans resisted the government's unconstitutional acts, and this week we'll zoom in on one story of resistance, that of Frank Emi, courtesy of Densho. Follow us @HistoryForTheReckoning on Instagram and Substack to find our show notes (plus behind-the-scenes) and to reach out to us with questions or comments. Support the show [https://www.patreon.com/HistoryForTheReckoning]

Ep5 - The Resisters with Frank Abe - 'Stand up to unjust authority'

Filmmaker, author and activist Frank Abe tells us the varied ways in which Japanese Americans resisted the US government's unconstitutional acts committed against Japanese Americans during WWII. Follow us @HistoryForTheReckoning on Instagram and Substack to find our show notes (plus behind-the-scenes) and to reach out to us with questions or comments. Support the show [https://www.patreon.com/HistoryForTheReckoning]

Guest Episode - The Incarceration Story by History Daily

This week we take a breather, step back, and let our friends at History Daily describe the Incarceration in its entirety in under twenty minutes. They do an amazing job, and I hope the zoomed out perspective will help us keep in mind the beginning from the end before we dive into more of the in-depth work we've been doing. Support the show [https://www.patreon.com/HistoryForTheReckoning]