Subseries 3.2 is focused on the second generation’s experiences. Biographical and autobiographical accounts, oral history and interview transcripts, legal test case files, trial records, War Relocation Authority and Department of Justice files, written statements, and collected anecdotes help to document the lives of Ray (Tsuyoshi, Chop) Yasui, Shu (Robert) Yasui, Homer Yasui, Miki (Yabe) Yasui, and Yuka (Yasui) Fujikura. Featured prominently are materials on Minoru Yasui’s wartime civil protest actions, copies of his letters to his youngest sister, Yuka, during his incarceration, and the family’s work with the Japanese American Citizens League to mark his legacy after his death.