A fresh look at Dorothea Lange's censored photos of Japanese internment

Dorothea Lange's photos of Japanese interment in America are less well-known than her other Farm Security Administrationworks like 'Migrant Mother' - and there's a reason for that. The unflinching view of the events captured in her photos landed them in the US National Archive, with many labeled 'impounded,' where they sat for decades. Following the attack on Pearl Harbor,the US government announced the mandatory relocationofpeople ofJapanese ancestry, the majority of which were American citizen...