some in the audience respond with pitying sympathy — poor little Asian woman is my reading — but the emotion that chokes is not merely sorrow or pain.

believing it was a civil rights issue and one relevant to the lives of many members.who served as secretary-treasurer at the time.

in August 1995 Shikada and Murakawa decided to resign from the JACL.Kaji attended a summer camp held by his churchpresumably anxious for his son.

The Japan Film Festival Los Angeles will hold in-person screenings from Sept.Program 2: Tuna Girl and QA with director Mana Yasuda.

In the mountains of the Edo period Japan.

He sells these photos at a makeshift marketplace to apathetic tourists.about Japanese American incarceration.

never shying away from the truth or sugar-coating what his family and our community endured.I want to extend our deepest condolences and best wishes to his son John.

Min was a key player in helping organize our opening ceremony in Royce Hall.where he attended UCLA and received his BA in business administration in 1955.