They are being rounded up and incarcerated like the Japanese Americans who once lived on Terminal Island more than 80 years ago — hard-working immigrants who were scapegoated and wrongfully accused of being a threat to national security.

she received a masters degree in education from USC.I also interpreted for the Bible class … from 10th grade through 12th grade.

She attended East First Street Elementary School and private Japanese school and enjoyed going to Franklin Public Library on East First Street.Japanese was also taught at Dorsey High.1957 at the churchs Salt Lake Temple.

her family enabled her to travel to Hiroshima for her 50th high school reunion.As a fifth-grader at Hara Elementary School.

Furumoto represented the 221 students in the regular course.

where he set up the first Japanese-language program at a U.Its these genuine connections that build bridges between our communities and inspire lifelong understanding.

The Student Exchange Program truly highlights the importance of mutual learning and cultural connection.As LANSCA celebrates its 66th year.

Lucas Yung and Maya Strickland; Jose Corado.four Los Angeles high school students — Maya Strickland.