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Wendy Tokuda

Wendy Tokuda

American journalist

Oct 7, 2026

26:02
I see.
26:03
Our parents didn't talk about it.
26:05
In fact, they were always like, we just want to move on.
26:11
And a lot of sons, they had no idea at that point, really, what their parents went through because they weren't telling them.
26:17
But think about this.
26:19
We were all growing up, just seeped in all of their anxieties, their feelings.
26:27
Frankly, coming out of camp, a lot of them had PTSD.

11 MINS LATER

37:41
These stories that you have to, not have to, but that you choose to cover and highlight, whether it's from students rising above the internment camps or even the local news stories, how do you keep unbiased perspectives when you're reporting to the general public?

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