which recognizes the importance of establishing Korematsu Day and encourages all people to reflect on the importance of political leadership and vigilance and on the values of justice and civil rights during times of uncertainty and emergency.

a beloved member of our AAJA family.and they are laughing together.

chronicles his legacy in a chapter.Lee Leadership Center in 2003 to equip Los Angeles Koreatown youth with leadership training.and all who were touched by his legacy.

He died peacefully on March 8.was later immortalized by Julie Ha and Eugene Yi.

he was honored at AAJAs national convention as an Asian and Asian American Founder and Pioneer in U.

and for the unseen and unheard.Thousands of pages on the Army website honoring contributions by women and people of color have also been removed.

And I say this as somebody who led a combat platoon in Afghanistan that was probably the most diverse platoon that you could possibly imagine.Thank you to everyone who responded quickly to the petition! Over 2.

as well as the Army Nurse Corps and Womens Army Corps.The 100th and 442nd remain the most decorated military units in U.