she was inducted into LTSC as an assistant project manager.

100-plus-acre site where the camp originally sat.and the word survivor to the incarcerated — the number of whom diminishes with each passing year.

Those who refused to swear unconditional loyalty were transferred to Tule.This history is still being reckoned with.most hailing from the West Coast.

This is just one of the strange rhetorical situations I find myself in as a direct descendant of a Japanese American concentration camp survivor.this is one of the main places Japanese American survivors and descendants want and need to visit.

Close to two-thirds of them were American citizens held without due process.

community pilgrimages like the one I embarked on in 2014 are misread.and some kenjinkai are no longer active due to declining membership and aging members.

including the anti-Japanese American movement and forced incarceration during World War II.Katsuyuki Ichimi couldnt attend in person but sent a congratulatory address.

and paid tribute to the bonds and efforts of the members.They had a passionate discussion about forming a kenjinkai for mutual support and friendship.