These three Japanese American girls pictured in their Brownie uniforms, spent their early childhoods incarcerated in an American concentration camp without due process of law. (c. 1950, courtesy of the Hayashida Family Collection, Densho.)
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A black and white photograph of three young girls saluting and wearing 1940s-style dresses and hats. They are placed on a colorful background of purple, gold, and dark green fan-shapes. Text below, in gold, states: “RESPECT BELOVED COMMUNITY.” In smaller text: “These three Japanese American girls pictured in their Brownie uniforms, spent their early childhood incarcerated in an American concentration camp without due process of law.”
