She trained in classical dance and shamisen.

many who fought during the war.and successes of the Japanese American community.

which goes our responsibility … and we must speak up and rise again.Its a living reminder of whats at stake when fear and ignorance threaten our countrys democracy.Folks are now carrying their passports despite being citizens … So in this neighborhood thats targeted by state violence … I stand with you in this affirmation of this exhibit and of this community.

Little Tokyos vacancy was filled by Southern African Americans who to came work in the war factories.There was a Caucasian man who discovered Buddhism and studied it.

So I really hope that the new permanent exhibition will be more future-oriented to pass on the history of Japanese Americans to the future generations and continue to greatly strengthen U.

Shinichi Fujinami and Josh Morey‘What does allowing 20 million people into this country illegally do to voting.

Its controversial because people look at it emotionally as opposed to what the law is and what were trying to do here.Cain is part Japanese and was born Dean George Tanaka in 1966.

who are amazing men and women.it just destroys everything that we have worked for and built in this country for American citizens.