The museum team has been researching the Japanese families in Box Elder County and the first person that was on their wish list was Private First Class Jim Yoshio Tazoi from Garland.

We will continue to protect immigrant communities.and guide those who need help with immigration issues.

and strengthen our communities.and now the consequences of Nov.but we understand that the next four years will not simply be a rerun of the previous government.

East West Players: We are deeply disheartened by the reelection of Donald Trump as president given his history of rhetoric and policies that have perpetuated harm and fear within the Asian American community and in communities of color.We believe in our abilities to meet these challenges while standing firm in our values.

AFLCIO: The events of the past week have shaken all of us to our core.

connect the past with the present.Whether we use it to fight against racism and anti-Asian hate.

or ensure our community is not overlooked or ignored any further.Asian hate is cyclical and it simmers on the surface until something happens in this country that makes it erupt.

We see it in the way over half the states in the US have introduced Alien land laws to prohibit certain Asians from purchasing land.history shows us time and time again that when America feels threatened.