1media/L8_TuleLakeJail_thumb.jpg2021-01-07T21:28:15-08:00Steve Kutay2a3698b64111c4575df6dabf06e183b410497fa3385021Tule Lake Jail preserved by the National Park Service. Photograph by Maureen Burns, 2016plain2021-01-07T21:28:16-08:002016-07-09Steve Kutay2a3698b64111c4575df6dabf06e183b410497fa3
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1media/WRA_0115_01_v2.jpg2020-12-29T15:25:09-08:00Loyalties: Activity 86plain2021-01-07T22:04:04-08:00 Read this letter from Aiko Takaoka, sister of Yoshio Takaoka, requesting news about her brother’s safety and a release from the Tule Lake Stockade (prison before the jail building was built) to the Camp Director, Raymond Best. Aiko points out that her English is not very good, can you find the point in the letter where this becomes evident? What does this tell you about Aiko’s family situation? What information is she providing to help her with her brother’s potential release? What can you learn about Tule Lake camp policies and procedures from this letter? What does Aiko express about loyalty in this letter? Who and what is she loyal to and how does she explain this to Mr. Best?
