There are 11 films in this screening. After you watch the films, please cast your ballots for all films in this film block. You can find the ballot for each film under the viewing window by clicking on its title in the top right side of your screen.
Putting Them Where They Could Do No Harm: Fletcher Bowron, mayor of Los Angeles, 1938-53, used his weekly radio show to indict Japanese as waiting for the signal from the homeland. His amazingly racist rhetoric spewed over Los Angeles’s airwaves, fueled the removal of Japanese and Japanese Americans from the West Coast. Now is the time to remove his name from the square that honors him.
- Year2021
- Runtime8 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- PremierePacific Northwest
- DirectorSteve Nagano
- ProducerVisual Communications
There are 11 films in this screening. After you watch the films, please cast your ballots for all films in this film block. You can find the ballot for each film under the viewing window by clicking on its title in the top right side of your screen.
Putting Them Where They Could Do No Harm: Fletcher Bowron, mayor of Los Angeles, 1938-53, used his weekly radio show to indict Japanese as waiting for the signal from the homeland. His amazingly racist rhetoric spewed over Los Angeles’s airwaves, fueled the removal of Japanese and Japanese Americans from the West Coast. Now is the time to remove his name from the square that honors him.
- Year2021
- Runtime8 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- PremierePacific Northwest
- DirectorSteve Nagano
- ProducerVisual Communications
