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New exhibit shows how Japanese Americans were uprooted from across Berkeley during WWII

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The Berkeley Historical Society show “Roots, Removal and Resistance” includes a map plotting every home where Japanese and Japanese Americans lived before being imprisoned in camps.

Source: Berkeleyside — Berkeley, CA's independent news site

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