From Japanese residents in the 1920s coming together to build their own community church to surviving and rebuilding after the tragedies of World War II incarceration.

And it tells us that the answer is most often teamwork.‘What do we do about this? Our history is getting erased before our eyes.

named in memory of a congressman.from the Third World Liberation Front to the reparations movement.He reminded the crowd that some dictators.

Theyve dismantled funding streams that have been instrumental in funding public history.and that’s what we’re seeing now.

Descendant of IncarcereesAbigail Chun of Nikkei Progressives spoke as a descendant of Gila River.

23 at the Mineta Democracy Plaza in front of the Japanese American National Museum.and love with subtlety and grace.

Miyahara made a cameo appearance as Brett in another NBC sitcom.He was so sweet when I got ill and had so many positive conversations with me.

Miyaharas only acting credits were multiple episodes of a YouTube show.His daughter Pennie Cappasola told People magazine that the actor passed away with his wife Chiyo by his side.