its all the more important that we remember the destruction of civil liberties during World War II and its lessons for today.

Ive been relying on community organizations to help spread the Collins story.I could hear his voice challenging me to keep the Collins story alive so that all Americans — Japanese or not — could hear it.

We plan to keep everyone up to date about our travels through our website.If you could change anything to prevent what happened then.Were also working with Tule Lake descendants in Sacramento to show it at the historic Betsuin Buddhist Church possibly around DOR time in February.

By SHARON YAMATOHaving recently completed a short documentary on attorney Wayne M.at JANMs Tateuchi Democracy Forum in Little Tokyo.

the baseless turmoil he created was frighteningly familiar

Teachers will be joined by scholars.once again her words resonated: No more Hiroshima.

The Hiroshima Prefectural Association has its offices on First Street in Little Tokyo.there is hope and inspiration in the remarkable courage and selflessness of those like the hibakusha who serve as an example for all of us to live by.

It seems these days that the increase in hatred has gone hand-in-hand with the elevation of misinformation.The words he shares about that day in August are searing.