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DESCRIPTION:Exile &amp\; Return: Portland's Japanese American Community Fol
 lowing Executive Order 9066\n <strong>Swing band performance and panel dis
 cussion</strong> \n Sunday\, January 24\, 2010\, 12:30 - 2:30 p.m.\n Multn
 omah County Central Library\, U.S. Bank Room\n 801 SW 10th Avenue\, Portla
 nd\n <strong>Free</strong> \n \n In conjunction with <a href="http://www.p
 cs.org/snow/">Portland Center Stage</a> 's production of Snow Falling on C
 edars \, <a href="http://www.oregonnikkei.org/">Oregon Nikkei Endowment</a
 > is jointly hosting this event at Portland's Central Library to explore J
 apanese American culture and history during the internment and post-war pe
 riods\, featuring live music and community conversation. Following a perfo
 rmance by the <strong>Minidoka Swing Band</strong> \, there will be a pane
 l discussion with Ellen Eisenberg (author of the book <em>The First to Cry
  Down Injustice: Western Jews and Japanese Removal During WW II</em> )\, G
 ary Higashi\, Linda Tamura and Henry Sakamoto. The panel will focus on the
  early 1950s &ndash\; the post-internment period for people of Japanese an
 cestry\, and the re-establishment of lives along the West Coast.
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SUMMARY:Swing band performance and panel discussion
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