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Examines the history, treatment and conditions of more than 2500 Japanese prisoners of war who were captured by British forces and kept in India during the period 1942-46. This book provides a picture of the way of life of these prisoners as well as the policies that governed their incarceration, and fills a significant gap in Pacific War studies.

Reaching too far : an introduction / Mattilda, a.k.a. Matt Bernstein Sycamore -- All mixed up with no place to go : inhabiting mixed consciousness on the margins / Nico Dacumos -- Friction burn : a nonfiction admission / Stacey May Fowles -- Who's that wavin' that flag? : on the signs, stories, and strategies of the current immigrant rights movement / Jessica Hoffmann -- Undermining gender regulation / Dean Spade -- Passing last summer / Dominika Bednarska -- Innocent victims and brave new laws : state protection and the battered women's movement / Priya Kandaswamy -- Different types of hunger : finding my way through generations of Okie migration / Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz -- What I learned from being G minus in the world of homohop commerce / Ralowe T. Ampu -- No longer just American / Stephanie Abraham -- The end of genderqueer / Rocko Bulldagger -- My kind of cruising / Liz Rosenfeld -- Pino's father / Tommi Avicolli Mecca -- Trans-portation / Terre Thaemlitz -- Melchizedek's three rings / Carole McDonnell -- Behind these mascaraed eyes : passing life in prison / Nikki Lee Diamond -- Race haunted, otherwise / Eric Stanley -- Why Mahmud can't be a pilot / Naeem Mohaiemen -- F2mestizo / Logan Gutierrez-Mock -- Persephone / Helen Boyd -- Hat / Tucker Lieberman -- "And then you cut your hair" : genderfucking on the femme side of the spectrum / Amy André and sandy Chang -- Surface tensions / Jen Cross -- Origins / Kirk Read -- Lack of close friends or confidants / Jennifer Blowdryer -- From hot pink to code pink : notes on passing for monolingual folk / Irina Contreras -- Not quite queer / Benjamin Shepard