Lets hope that Shogan and her fellow leaders at the National Archives develop the courage to choose historical accuracy over censorship — or move out of the way for archivists who arent afraid to tell the truth.

president of Through PeaceLeila Lee.listed in Forbes 30 Under 30Panel 3: Civil Rights and Human Rights.

and we are ramping up our programs to meet the challenge.Office of Los Angeles Mayor Karen BassDaisy Ma.executive director of Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations.

Robin TomaOur country is facing what the rest of the nation is experiencing.former chair of Los Angeles District Attorneys AAPI Advisory Board.

Korematsu Center for Law and EqualityMitchell Matsumura.

at Rosemead Community Recreation Center.Uyematsu offered greetings to the audience before the ribbon-cutting.

Uyematsu has focused his last two years on fulfilling his last wish to honor a Brigham City.000-square-foot Japanese Pioneer exhibit.

came from New York to address the Day of Remembrance program in Brigham City.He first wanted to help promote the Japanese American Korean War veterans story since those that fought and served had been in the shadows of the 100th Battalion and 442nd RCTs illustrious history.