Fifteen exhibit panels were produced as 36 x 52" canvas scrolls on wooden dowels.
Legacy Center, Japanese American Service Committee.
This exhibit addressed the question: Why is there a substantial Japanese American population in Chicago? Part examination of little-known World War II history, and part exploration of ethnicity and culture, the exhibit providing new information to all viewers, including Japanese Americans. It also underscored the need for racial tolerance, with feelings towards Arab and Moslem Americans in the wake of 9-11 reflecting WWII feelings towards Japanese Americans.