The Japanese American Citizens League announces that as of July 2

13% believe that today about Japanese people who lived in the United States.during the war — 63% say most Japanese people living in the U.

baseline party identification.On a different question asking generally about groups receiving or having received reparations.Most Americans (58%) now say restricting the entry of Jewish refugees to the U.

and only 7% say Japanese people in the U.The action was supported by most Americans.

during the war was not the right thing to do.

Americans who say they know a lot about the war are also more likely to describe Japanese people in the U.Changes were also made in the worldwide United Methodist Church (UMC) last year to remove restrictive language in its Book of Discipline.

We as a church had voted to join the United Methodist Reconciling Ministries Network to publicly declare that all are welcome who come through our doors.always putting a human face on the struggles of the community and its people.

the fa?ade they had to maintain.and a delicious Centenary potluck.