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During the 1940s, the Canadian government seized and sold the property of Japanese Canadians without their consent. Based on a collection of more than 300 letters protesting this injustice, Writing Wrongs brings to life the story of Japanese-Canadian internment and dispossession during the Second World War, along with a powerful and moving exploration of citizenship, justice and equal rights.