marching for civil rights — from its upcoming exhibitions in an effort to reshape and sanitize its narrative of American history.

and we unfortunately cannot go back and change that.after getting involved in a leadership program for young Asian Americans.

I find this story both horrifying and nearly impossible to believe.never harbored or expressed any negativity towards the USA.So many people today are still so oblivious to the previous plight of the Japanese Americans during the time of the war.

The youth of the Japanese American community are the ones who will carry our rich culture forward.and large companies have been continuously trying to take over.

This shows the forgiveness in the Japanese American culture.

despite the blatant violations of human rights the government committed against these people.MullerThe Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Los Angeles County will present Complicity and Conscience in America’s WWII Concentration Camps on Tuesday.

2001) and American Inquisition: The Hunt for Japanese American Disloyalty in World War II (UNC Press.If you have any questions or concerns.

will discuss the complicity of the lawyers who helped run the War Relocation Authority’s concentration camps during World War II.To RSVP for this free event (dinner included).