In this episode of the Never Again podcast, Dr. Pius Kamau speaks with Marge Taniwaki, an activist and survivor of the Japanese internment camps during World War II. She describes what it was like growing up behind barbed wire and the conditions of the internment camp. Marge shares about her family's unique history going from diplomats to detainees. Through the lens of her personal experiences, Marge reflects on the broader implications of such historical injustices and draws parallels to contemporary issues of racial discrimination and the intergenerational trauma for Japanese Americans
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