Category: July 4th

Remnants

Posted on July 19, 2018 by revarttrek

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Remnant: a small remaining quantity of something. I’m walking along the 1 1/2 mile path that the NPS built on the 400 acre site at Minidoka. All along the path there are 4×4 posts driven into the ground, topped with small metal placards that… Continue Reading “Remnants”

Category: Civil Rights and Liberties, Courage in Adversity, FDR, July 4th, Racial Justice, Racism in America, Treatment of Immigrants, Uncategorized, WW II Japanese American Internment

FDR…

Posted on July 2, 2018 by revarttrek

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Life has a way of jumping up to bite you when you least expect it. It happened to me today because of my own carelessness. The subject is President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR). For many Americans (myself included), FDR remains one of the great… Continue Reading “FDR…”

Category: Civil Rights and Liberties, Courage in Adversity, FDR, July 4th, Racial Justice, Racism in America, Treatment of Immigrants, Uncategorized, WW II Japanese American Internment

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