THE TOKYO EYE

Photojournalist Kitra Cahana has always been dreaming about running away from the capitalism. By sacrificing their official social status, they enjoy their own adventure across the American continent. Steering abundant irons, cans, or trashes, they make their way of living under the sunshine and beneath the stars. Here, she gives you a glimpse into life on the road. You might also like this post Via: TED

Hoe does American look like? As a Japanese-decedent who once was looked fear and suspicious  during World War II as well as was forced into an internment camp for Japanese-Americans as a security measure, he looks back on his childhood and puberty when he experienced the unjustifiable discrimination and explains how does the history shapes his personal definition of democracy and patriotism. You might also like this post Via: TED