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DESCRIPTION:From Spanish colonial missions to WWII concentration camps to p
 resent day ICE run “family detention centers\,” the history of the U.S
 . is marked by the mass incarceration due to racism and xenophobia that ha
 s affected Japanese and Latin Americans. In 1942\, Crystal City detention 
 facility opened in south Texas as one of the many sites around the U.S. us
 ed to incarcerate those of Japanese ancestry during WWII. Unique to Crysta
 l City\, many of these internees had been deported from Latin America to t
 he U.S. This panel of artists and experts will speak not only to these con
 nected histories of violence\, but also to the interwoven stories of resis
 tance and community power that were built out of these times of pressure. 
 Moderated by <strong>Clement Hanami</strong>\, JANM’s VP of Exhibitions
  and Art Director\, panelists include <strong>Jesus Barraza</strong>\, co
 -founder of Dignidad Rebelde\, <strong>Shizu Saldamondo</strong>\, visual
  artist\, and <strong>Kazumu Naganuma</strong>\, Japanese Peruvian surviv
 or of Crystal City.\n\nThis program is presented in partnership with the M
 useum of Latin American Art as part Asian Pacific Islander Latinx Festival
 . Find the rest of the series programming at: <a href="/molaa.org/events/2
 021/5/20/apilxfest" target="_blank">molaa.org/events/2021/5/20/apilxfest\n
 </a>\n<strong><a href="https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_VZ8Ta1CpSzO8RtR
 P16bIzA" 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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