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America’s Concentration Camps: Remembering Statism, Racism and Heart Mountain, Wyoming Through Art
Not so long ago, the United States federal government forcibly uprooted tens of thousands of American citizens, and placed them in concentration camps scattered around the western part of the nation. Heart Mountain, Wyoming was one such place that I … Continue reading
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