They Took Our Freedom

What will you do if you lose the only home you ever knew?
Shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the lives of fourteen Japanese-American teenagers change forever. Articles in the newspapers. Hostile glances. Curfews. Evacuations. Internment camps. While World War II rages outside the country, they must grapple with whether they can consider themselves free citizens when their own government has thrown them behind barbed wire.
In a world that intends to hate them, the only thing they have left is to hold on to each other.