“And Then They Came for Us” (2017) Film

Beginning in 1942, one of the worst violations of constitutional rights in American history was the registration and incarceration of Japanese Americans. Dorothea Lange’s re-discovered documentary photographs for the U.S. government provide a telling witness to this action in this documentary film that continues to resonate today.

This event is in conjunction with the Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery exhibition “Dorothea Lange’s America” (Jan. 25–March 24, 2019) and is a part of 2018-2019 Lebanon Valley College Colloquium Series.