Nisei) who had mixed feelings of being Japanese from their World War II camp experience; Japanese businessmen who looked down on Japanese Americans; and the 80s movement for redress and reparations for the WWII incarceration emphasized being Americans of Japanese descent

Girl Scouts of Orange County is incredibly proud of Kai.To make her ambitious dream a reality.

000 scholarship by Girl Scouts of Orange County CEO Dr.The AAPI Ethnic Studies Course and all its interactive lesson plans are available as free resources for educators through the Diversify Our Narrative website.theres potential for Yamamotos cultural brainchild to extend far beyond the Long Beach campus.

and found or created solutions to earn their Gold Awards.Born in China and raised by adoptive Japanese American parents in Southern California.

In addition to being available through CSULB.

as well as pop culture — all topics Yamamoto believes are important in creating a more positive world.I’d really like to thank all the friends and community that’s come out to help find her.

The Monterey Park Police Department Investigations Bureau is still currently investigating this incident and has no further comment at this time.Alison’s parents are in the midst of a divorce and custody battle.

These statements are hurtful and an unnecesary distraction from what truly matters: finding Alison.Jeffery Chao said during a press conference at the time.