The airfield is a relic of Jim Crow-racism.

he found another way to acknowledge her efforts.Schiffer dedicates a portion of the film to her mothers own work to restore Rohwer camp and lobby the National Park Service to declare it a National Historic Site.

Ishimoto had visited the camp sites before in 1989.all of the cards were filled with notes of thanks to Rosalie.The daughter of Italian immigrants.

Ochi summed up her experience: It is heartwarming to meet others throughout the country.the film chronicled the histories of Rohwer and Jerome.

speaks on the Japanese American experience in Arkansas.

at the Butler Center for Arkansas Studies.25 banquet hosted by the Society of Professional Journalists Greater Los Angeles Chapter.

former Rafu Shimpo English editor.“You are the artists connecting complicated stories to individuals.

from left: (seated) Yumi Ouchi.Muranaka added that through the pandemic and the anti-Asian sentiment that emerged as an outgrowth of that calamity.