Looking Like the Enemy

In this poignant memoir, Mary Matsuda Gruenewald recounts her experience as a 16-year-old Japanese American interned in a camp alongside 110,000 others during World War II. Through her reflections as an almost eighty-year-old, she explores the profound challenges and psychological scars that shaped her life during this time of dislocation and injustice. With heartfelt passion, her story captures the essence of resilience and personal growth, ultimately offering listeners a powerful testament to survival and the importance of breaking silence on difficult pasts.