Inouye National Center for the Preservation of Democracy.

Our past teaches us the importance of fighting against our erasure as well as the erasure of others.to strike fear just because he was Japanese.

We need to decide what kind of world that we want to live in.The histories of our communities must continue to be preserved and shared.The terror that ICE and the Customs and Border Patrol raise across the country.

Message From MuseumAnn Burroughs.and to do that ignores the diversity and the extraordinary richness of the ethnic and cultural diversity that makes up this country.

‘I want to believe that goodness exists in this country.

‘Hands off our history! People and places will not be erased!Arguelles added.as both of those countries threaten the use of these weapons and increased their testing programs.

in the Hondo at Gardena Buddhist Church.Our own government also conducts research to incorporate nano-technology in arms and delivery systems.

Toshiharu Kano was in his mothers womb at the time of the Hiroshima bombing.The only people who can make us all understand the horror of using these weapons are the people who survived their first use in warfare with the strikes on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.