The graphic novel “They Call US Enemy” written by George Takei serves as a vehicle for social change because it shows to its audience the damage that blind resentment could cause, and to educate individuals on the perspectives of the Second World War. When we think of the United States during the Second World War, we think of ourselves as heroes that helped save the world from the terror of Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan. That statement is not necessarily wrong, but this memoir, based on the true story of George Takei, shines light on a different, darker side of American history. Despite expressing loyalty to the United States and faith in the American dream, the Takei family and the rest of Japanese American population were incarcerated.