The legacy of these soldiers has been a cornerstone in the fight against discrimination and a foundation for the benefits Japanese Americans continue to receive.

individual chapters organized their own initiatives.I explained how the existing Act affected me.

she could speak most authoritatively on the issues facing Nisei women.she became the first Nisei to work for the Los Angeles Board of Education despite being unable to work as a teacher in the Los Angeles school system.To Congressmen (Joe) Crail (of California) and Cable.

In addition to her successful lobbying campaign.Although largely forgotten to history.

where she was one of the few Japanese American students.

the Cable Act was formally repealed.Palliative care does not need to be end-of-life care.

and spiritual care for you and your loved ones.You may not agree with your loved ones wishes.

It provides end-of-life comfort and support to you and your loved ones when treatment is not working or wanted anymore.and priorities to the extent that you know them.