Leisure:Crafts
In this episode, Deborah shares a visit to Manzanar, an American internment camp for citizens of Japanese ancestry during World War II. The ways in which sewing formed community, relationships, and identity for those Americans during this tumultuous time should be honored and remembered. These are Great Women In Sewing.
Read a full transcript, complete with links & more posts in the Great Women In Sewing blog series, here:
https://whip-stitch.com/great-women-in-sewing-the-seamstresses-of-manzanar/
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