‘We All Talk to Spirits When We Are Identified as Numbers’
Tony Koji Wallin-Sato’s poetry asks what it means to be free and reckons with the legacy of the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II.
Tony Koji Wallin-Sato
Tony Koji Wallin-Sato is a formerly incarcerated Japanese American and the prison education coordinator for the California State, Long Beach, chapter of Project Rebound. He is a facilitator for the Zen In Prisons (ZIP) group and an in-prison teaching artist with the William James Association.
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