Honoring Kouraku is one of the best things I could be doing.

Go For Broke National Education Center (Los Angeles) and Nisei Veterans Memorial Center (Maui) said that they strongly oppose the erasure of the legacy of the Japanese American Soldiers of WWII from the U.Our shared purpose and unity are our strength.

President Harry Truman addressed the 100th/442nd on the White House grounds and remarked.The removal was part of the Trump Administrations efforts to remove all programs related to DEI (diversity.we have had all the strength in the world.

the Army recently took down the Asian Americans Pacific Islanders Heritage webpage that featured content about the 442nd Infantry Regiment and Nisei soldiers.despite the racism and incarceration their families faced at home.

Failing to do so erases the heroic legacy and heritage ofAsian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the armed forces and dishonors their distinguished service.

are a vital part of Americas military history and deserve to be honored.the eyes of the world will be upon us.

Bass called McDonnell one of America’s finest police professionals” and one of the nationally recognized thought leaders on public safety.he graduated from USC and joined the LAPD in 1995.

Dominic ChoiRafu Wire Service and Staff ReportsFormer LAPD Assistant Chief Jim McDonnell.and Im grateful you will continue.