spoke about the ethical development of communities.

He is remembered for helping to build up community institutions like JANM and for also being a tireless advocate of educating future generations about the wartime incarceration.That was an incredible sight to behold.

We almost had to drag our students to our van to get them back to Southern California at a decent hour.Nakagawa is perhaps best known to many in the Japanese American community as a journalist who covered numerous events for Rafu Shimpo.Japanese American Citizens League-Pacific Southwest District.

Nishio was also the first director of the UCLA Asian American Studies Center and retired as the associate vice president of student services at Cal State Long Beach.Professor Art Hansen recalled in Nakagawas Rafu Shimpo obituary:While I was profoundly moved by her courageous championing of multiple civil liberties.

He and the late Jim Matsuoka were my mentors when I was a young adult exploring what it meant to be an Asian American.

recalled the impact Alan had on her when she first met him at UCLA:I was a freshman in the Asian American High Potential Program at UCLA in 1970 when Alan was the acting director of Asian American Studies at the school.excitement over his new deal spread quickly.

His expected $70 million average yearly salary far outdistances the previous record of $43.who pursued Ohtani as a high school pitcher a decade ago.

000 copies of an extra edition the same day.And because he was in high demand.