You Who Are 25 (short story)

Short story by Ted Tajima that recounts the arduous birth of a boy in a concentration camp and which contemplates that young man's fate in the very different world of twenty-five years later. Despite the title, the story is written in a third-person voice and does not directly address the young people it is about. Tajima, a high school teacher and frequent contributor to the Rafu Shimpo holiday edition, published the story in the 1967 issue.

Might also like " And There Are Stories, There Are Stories " by Momoko Iko; " The Service Flags " by Bill Hosokawa; " The Loom " by R.A. Sasaki