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who had refused to serve in the military until their civil rights were restored.remembers the terror that morning as a 9-year-old girl wondering if she would ever see her father again.

warned against repeating the transgressions of past U.Dana Fujiko Heatherton of the Japanese American Confinement Site Consortium.and what we’ve seen happening to our brothers and sisters in the immigrant communities is a miscarriage of justice now.

Nikkei for Civil Rights Redress.The only thing that was different about them was the way they look.

who was imprisoned at Heart Mountain during World War II.

or there will be no democracy tomorrow.I hope we can all share in that joy together.

Even if we dont interact regularly.I do my best to communicate in a way that resonates with each person.

Another is to help more people appreciate the essence of Japanese classical dance performed in a theater setting.Some pieces are theatrical in nature.