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Writer and community activist, author of The Climate of the Country, a novel about the Tule Lake Japanese American segregation camp during World War II. She was the first Caucasian born in this camp in northern California, where her parents, both pacifists, were working. She also was the program director for Pacifica Radio’s WBAI.