For extra credit in my Theatre History class, we had to string together roughly 1,000 paper cranes for a display going up in the HFAC in January. 123,000 cranes will be hung around the gallery, each one representing a Japanese American citizen held in an internment camp during World War II.
This weekend has been about relaxing. While finishing the cranes, I've watched "America's Next Top Model" for the past four hours. It's been awesome :]I'll write better posts when I'm not so burnt out from school. Promise.
So what are they doing for all the German and Italian Americans that were held in internment camps during the war? Surely they didn't forget them.