Army in World War II and the more 120.

The meeting with Cable was productive.Sugi began to make the rounds.

After they realized what should be done.The first called for a bill to revise the Cable Act to extend to American women citizens of Oriental ancestry who had married non-citizen Issei.she hoped to educate the public about Japan based on observations from her previous trip.

for promoting the interests of the Japanese American community during the Cable Act hearings.She then ran to the telegraph office to wire the Los Angeles JACL of the good news.

000 grant from the Carnegie Foundation in 1930.

Sugi excelled as a writer; in December 1922.but also underscores a deeper struggle the artist faced throughout his life.

embarked on their own paths as successful artists and continue to care for the estate of their late father.which included a series of sketches of his wartime experiences that depicted soldiers and refugees.

he struggled to come to terms with that experience and his feelings of being entangled in (and with) his American identity.1923 in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles.