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Gaman is a Japanese word that means "to bear the seemingly unbearable with dignity and patience," which perfectly describes Japanese Americans during their inhumane treatment in the internment camps.


This book is dedicated to every person in the United States who has faced some sort of injustice and no protection under the law.

 

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"GAMAN"

Aiko Ito, a Japanese American girl, experiences the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II and uses her experience to advocate for social justice.  
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