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DESCRIPTION:From Spanish colonial missions to WWII concentration camps to p
 resent day ICE run &ldquo\;family detention centers\,&rdquo\; the history 
 of the U.S. is marked by the mass incarceration due to racism and xenophob
 ia that has affected Japanese and Latin Americans. In 1942\, Crystal City 
 detention facility opened in south Texas as one of the many sites around t
 he U.S. used to incarcerate those of Japanese ancestry during WWII. Unique
  to Crystal City\, many of these internees had been deported from Latin Am
 erica to the U.S. This panel of artists and experts will speak not only to
  these connected histories of violence\, but also to the interwoven storie
 s of resistance and community power that were built out of these times of 
 pressure. Moderated by&nbsp\;<strong>Clement Hanami</strong>\, JANM&rsquo\
 ;s VP of Exhibitions and Art Director\, panelists include&nbsp\;<strong>Je
 sus Barraza</strong>\, co-founder of Dignidad Rebelde\,&nbsp\;<strong>Shiz
 u Saldamondo</strong>\, visual artist\, and&nbsp\;<strong>Kazumu Naganuma<
 /strong>\, Japanese Peruvian survivor of Crystal City.\n\nThis program is 
 presented in partnership with the Museum of Latin American Art as part Asi
 an Pacific Islander Latinx Festival. Find the rest of the series programmi
 ng at: <a href="/molaa.org/events/2021/5/20/apilxfest" target="_blank">mol
 aa.org/events/2021/5/20/apilxfest\n</a>\n<strong><a href="https://zoom.us/
 webinar/register/WN_VZ8Ta1CpSzO8RtRP16bIzA" target="_blank">RSVP HERE</a><
 /strong>
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SUMMARY:Detention/Resistance: Japanese American and Latinx Histories of Inc
 arceration
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