Toyo Miyatake was famous for bravely smuggling a camera lens into Manzanar during WWII and taking photos in secret.

short narratives and short and feature-length documentaries:Saturday.Violinist and songwriter Kishi Bashi embarks on a musical journey to understand WWII-era Japanese American incarceration.

including trailers and detailed descriptions of each film.I think one of the beautiful things we are seeing is younger generations exploring this history.to forced relocation to Japan and their return to American life.

Films of Remembrance not only teaches us about the Japanese American WWII incarceration experience.Nearly 40 years later the Japanese American Citizens League helped them seek justice.

sheds light on stories that usually arent given that much space in the main narrative of wartime incarceration.

With panelists Roy and PJ Hirabayashi.I would have felt a lot better about the decision that was made on this matter.

A temporary tower on wheels stands behind the shopping center.There’s a lot of children that are around … (The cell tower) is not a beautiful sight and it’s not good for the kids.

I know at one point I felt really happy because I thought you guys were going our way.and if there had been a third-party outside telecommunications consultant to research whether the claims of Crown Castle were in fact accurate.