Kaneko brought the issue to the National Board.

the resolution summons the JACL to take action beyond its membership: to advocate for legislation and funding in support of trans and nonbinary peoples well-being.To say that we are not experts.

we should be able to understand why it’s important to be supported and treated as fully human.492 anti-LGBTQIA+ state bills were proposed in the 2023 legislative session.This has been done before with success.

it just felt like the right thing to focus on now.the resolution gets at the core of the JACLs mission: to fight for civil and human rights of Japanese Americans and all others who are victimized by injustice and bigotry.

In addition to offering gender-neutral bathrooms and hotel rooms.

The next step is to try to see how we can strategize.She embodies the positive history of Oakland and Alameda County as a courageous voice for multiracial unity.

from managed care and language access to public charge and immigrant rights.and behavioral health services to 50.

before Japanese Americans were unjustly imprisoned by the U.conveyed the importance of the street naming: As founding chief executive officer of our beloved Asian Health Services.