We have the right to conduct oversight of this facility.

Aston Nagahashi of Boy Scout Troop 719 brought a replica of a camp guard tower that he created for his Eagle Scout project.I first learned about Japanese American incarceration in the fourth grade.

and the clearer it became that our destinies.Learning about the experiences of my ancestors opened the door to a much larger awakening.There were lots of places she could be today.

The NPCA organized similar events at Manzanar and other National Park Service sites that day to protest the Trump Administrations efforts to stop the national parks.But what weve got to remember is that … we have our power.

were inextricably intertwined.

I started thinking not just of Japanese American history.Some participants held up banners representing the 10 War Relocation Authority camps and other confinement sites.

amid the hysteria that followed Japans attack on Pearl Harbor months earlier.was brought on stage so that the audience could sing Happy Birthday.

They have tried to erase our people.E’kwa’shem — we are still here.