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Other Lives: Ten Years of 9/11

Any loss of life through indiscriminate violence is to be mourned and its perpetrators brought to justice. But the value of life and the principle of justice do not only apply to American citizens. Without liberty, there is no life,…
Konrad Aderer
September 11, 2011
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Tule Lake Pilgrimage 2010

Tule Lake was the largest of the World War II incarceration camps for Japanese Americans, where the United States segregated thousands of incarcerees falsely designated as "disloyals." But this camp was also the site of some of the most heroic…
Konrad Aderer
July 25, 2010
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The Meaning of Easter

This year, Easter was a powerful metaphor for the anniversary we celebrated on the same day last Sunday. April 12 was also a turning point in Farouk's struggle, one which could well be described as a man who laid down…
Konrad Aderer
April 17, 2009
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Enemy Alien

A young Japanese American filmmaker gets involved in the struggle to free a Palestinian activist from Homeland Security detention. (more…)
Konrad Aderer
September 19, 2008