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Farewell To Manazanar By Jeanne Wakatsuki

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Impacting society is not the easiest thing to do. But language inspires, informs, and persuades individuals to impact society. Writing is a very popular type of how language is interpreted. I have read many books and most inspired, informed, and persuaded me to see the world in a different perspective. When I read Farewell to Manazanar by Jeanne Wakatsuki, it made me see the world in a whole different perspective. Jeanne Wakatsuki tells her life story in this book including all of her hardships like moving and being put basically in a prison camp for years because of social injustices and because of her race. This made me think the America was and is not so perfect after all. With slavery, social injustices, and prejudices America's past

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...In Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston’s book, Farewell To Manzanar, Houston describes the events leading up and during her family relocation during World War Two. Houston uses vivid imagery to show how the dynamic of her family changed while her father was gone. In the book’s first chapter, Houston says that her father was arrested for supplying oil to the Japanese. This marks the first time where we see the instability of her family. As her father is taken away, she describes her mother as she “began to weep as it seems now that she wept for days.” Her mothers crying symbolizes that they have lost and important member of the family which foreshadows the struggles they will have to go through as a result of losing him. As her father remained incarcerated,...

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