Let us strive to do this work.

I say North America because it affected Canadians as well … Overnight Japanese Americans and Japanese Canadians were looked at with suspicion and fear and outright hatred simply because we happened to look like the people that bombed Pearl Harbor.the camps were thrown open and incarcerees were given a one-way ticket to anywhere in the U.

Takei recounted three layers of barbed-wire fences.addressing the students of Wisteria Chugakko at Gardena Buddhist Church last July.along with $25 to begin life anew.

and the failure of political leadership.America needs all of us as responsible citizens actively participating in our democracy.

The young child had no clue why the women on the train were crying.

nor why there were armed soldiers at each end of the train car.especially for people of color.

He spends significant time on pro bono cases for Asian Americans.and has served as the executive director of the Asian Law Caucus in San Francisco.

-Japan Councils Emerging Leaders Program.Clay Zhu is a first-generation immigrant and an American attorney with more than 20 years experience in private practice and the nonprofit sector.