The laughter was infectious and the taiko performance was understood by all.

his work was crucial and will be long-remembered.where he helped to found the first program in Asian American studies in the Ivy League.

Professor Okihiro began his career on the West Coast.This fall we are publishing a second edition of this important book.Okihiro was the author of 12 books.

He was a vital presence and powerful influence in the building of the Association and of the field itself.and also contributed an article to our journal Radical History Review.

Okihiro emphasizes the work of Third World intellectuals such as M.

In everything from his invention of East of California to provide a network for Asian Americans teaching at PWIs (primarily white institutions) in the rest of the country.I explained how the existing Act affected me.

she could speak most authoritatively on the issues facing Nisei women.she became the first Nisei to work for the Los Angeles Board of Education despite being unable to work as a teacher in the Los Angeles school system.

To Congressmen (Joe) Crail (of California) and Cable.In addition to her successful lobbying campaign.