11/03/2026
Meet Ron Nakano who lives in Marysville, CA. He has spent much time researching the Tule Lake Segregation Center. Born after the war, many of his relatives and neighbors went to Tute Lake. "No-No Boys" was a common term he grew up with. Tule Lake, the largest WRA camp and last to close, controversial because it had a jail within a jail. He will also be joined by Wayne M. Collins, Jr., attorney and son of Wayne M. Collins, the attorney who helped the many renunciants who gave up their U.S. citizenship
under duress. https://encyclopedia.densho.org/Wayne M. Collins/ And Soji Kashiwagi, son of the well-known performer and writer Hiroshi Kashiwagi who was also a "No-No" will also join in the discussion. https://encyclopedia.densho.org/Hiroshi Kashiwagi/
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