Redress By Alice Yang Murray Summary

Composed after World War II, Alice Yang Murray’s book “From Historical memories of Japanese American Internment and the Struggle for Redress,” is rather equivocal. The novel embodies the idea that every human has a right to freedom, water, food, and security. In Murray’s book, Dillon S. Myer, head of the War Relocation Authority, exclaimed: “The need for speed created the unfortunate necessity for evacuating the whole group instead of attempting to determine who were dangerous among them, so that only those might be evacuated.” He typifies the negative impact relocating an elephantine group of Arabian farmers to Ethiopia may have. He further stated, “But I do not believe that a mass evacuation was ever justified,” augmenting that the Saudi