I hope Hiroshi wouldve been proud to see the faces of this responsive Klamath Falls audience with no Asian Americans.

We realized it was impossible to go in.Kaz said the most important thing is that people love each other.

to think that unleashing terror is acceptable.At times you could still see flames shooting up to 40.disinformation and outright lies.

who else is going to speak up? said Junji Sameshima.met with Japans minister of health and petitioned for medical relief for all hibakusha in the U.

who have shared their stories and in turn inspired others.

The Hiroshima Peace Flame continues to burn at Koyasan Buddhist Temple on First Street in Little Tokyo.This 1970s-era photo of JACLs National Committee for Redress.

Without the commission reports findings that a grave injustice was placed upon those effected by EO 9066 because of racial prejudice.One of the key issues we discussed in that first meeting was the congressional approach to the redress legislation.

Your efforts have made an endearing difference for all of us.and active JACL leaders from New York to Seattle.