The suspect exited the location with the property and fled.

and Kaji moved on to other endeavors after departing the JACL.The National Council voted not to pass the Mount Olympus Chapters resolution to rescind support for same-sex marriage.

In protest of the retaliatory firings.starting up one-on-one conversations across the country about why they felt same-sex marriage was a civil right.When organizing to support the resolution for same-sex marriage.

and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) to garner more support for the issue.She has been working in local government for the last 30 years.

Kaji recalled that following the tremendous achievement of the redress movement.

She also serves as a trustee of El Camino Community College District.despite the fact that I have been director of Asian American Studies at USC.

Must we perpetuate those roles in a different historical era?The fate of Grandma raises the issues of life and death due to medical racism and the potentially lethal complications of childbirth.when people who were there pass away? If the Nisei want to share their stories.

My anecdotal response would be that surely there is more conversation about the incarceration as a result.even if stories remain unspoken? Yet perhaps the legacy of these stories is not simply traumatic.