Is the author of the article suggesting that Kochiyama became an activist immediately following her release from the intemment camp? Which selection from the article BEST supports your answer?
(A) No: Kochiyama (May 19, 1921 - June 1, 2014) is most widely known for being outspoken against the
World War II arrest and internment, or imprisonment, of Japanese-Americans.
(B) Yes: In 1943, under President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Executive Order 9066 that ordered the forced
removal of Japanese-Americans along the West Coast to internment camps, Kochiyama and her family
were sent to internment camp in Jerome, Arkansas for two years.
(C) Yes: This experience and her father's death made Kochiyama highly aware of governmental abuses and
would forever bond her to those engaged in political struggles.
(D) No: Kochiyama's activism started in Harlem, New York City, in the early 1960s. While there, she
participated in the Asian-American, African-American and Third World movements for civil and human
rights, ethnic studies, and against the war in Vietnam.