How the discovery of a long-lost monument shattered the trust between a Japanese American community and the museum built to preserve their history.
Kori Suzuki
Kori Suzuki is a reporter and visual journalist at KPBS, the NPR station in San Diego, California. His grandparents are survivors of the Minidoka and Jerome incarceration camps in Idaho and Arkansas. Instagram: @korisuzukiphoto
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