there is a chicken-or-egg conundrum with anxiety and depression.

I was unable to fathom the humiliation and anger as a result of social inequities in everyday discrimination.resulting in his first assignment on a ship set to sea.

I also have siblings so to hear about their emotional story really connected me to their legacy.Sam discovered respect for his colleagues through the stories about individual sacrifices in various parts of their lives for the same purpose.our group was given the task of honoring those who passed by helping to clean the memorial.

in the 3rd Battalions 442nd Regimental Combat Team.I learned that Matsuei Ajitomi died from a bullet to the head during the battle at Alife.

Despite the success of their combat.

Tokio Ajitomi struggled with the grief but persisted in serving.Harold described as the nicest unconditionally helpful people.

They even named a street honoring them.Rue du 442eme Regiment Americain DInfanterie or Rue de 442nd Regimental Combat Team.

Thinking over the words he wrote.He had never heard about the segregated 100th Battalion/442nd Regimental Combat.