founder of the Humanities Action Lab.

The government moved these families to Tule Lake.the population of Tule Lake grew to 18.

The film has been screened in Los Angeles at the Japanese American National Museum and the Laemmle Royal.their dignity and their families in an America that had forsaken them.citizenship in preparation for repatriation to Japan.

which became a segregation center.About 10% of the populations of the War Relocation Authority camps answered no when asked if they would serve on combat duty wherever ordered.

It was there that the Japanese Americans who refused to say yes to the infamous loyalty questionnaire were imprisoned and labeled the No No Boys.

Naoyuki Ikeda (left) and Toshiji Takeshima are featured in We Said No! No!SAN BERNARDINO —?Brian Maedas award-winning documentary We Said No! No! will be broadcast in Southern California on KVCR (Channel 24) on Friday.who has reached the remarkable milestone of 100 years.

was recognized by the Torrance City Council during its Sept.Keikos dedication and joy extend to her six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

and Dee Moore; and the grandmother of Missak and Hovsep Najjarian.reflecting her deep dedication to the betterment of society …Keiko Dorothy Hasegawa has been a source of inspiration for all of those who have had the privilege of knowing her.