The Downtown Los Angeles JACL Chapter and the Japanese Womens Society of Southern California have revealed this years Women of the Year recipients.

the World War II incarceration of people of Japanese ancestry is considered unjust or shameful by about two-thirds (66%) of Americans.a smaller majority (59%) supported removing them from the West Coast.

40% say dropping atomic bombs on Japan was the right thing to do and 29% say it wasnt.Naito suggested polling on the incarceration and reparations.citizens of Japanese ancestry.

The margin of error for the overall sample is approximately 4%.Methodology: This article includes results from an online survey conducted Jan.

Americans are more likely to look negatively than positively at the transfer of West Coast residents and their incarceration — especially the transfer of those that were U.

13% believe that today about Japanese people who lived in the United States.Our AAPI community members and our immigrants are too being taken.

spoke about the necessity of uplifting and protecting immigrants.‘Reclaim Our Streets actions will gather neighbors to honor the lives of our loved ones who have been stolen through a procession of art.

Speakers included members of the AAPI Equity Alliance.more often than not they get detained.