How Did Japanese American Incarceration Shape the Generations That Followed?

Meet Leah Inaba Bash: Bash is a loving dog mom, an avid runner, and a free spirit who marches to the beat of her own drum. Case in point: She wore a beaded, poofy black dress on her wedding day. She’s built a life for herself with her husband Scott in San Diego. But there’s a part of Bash’s family background she’s always had questions about, and that’s the subject of how the incarceration of Japanese Americans affected her immediate and extended family members. Relatives on both sides of Leah’s family were incarcerated during World War II.