Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 to imprison all persons of Japanese ancestry in concentration camps for the duration of the war.

who gave a presentation on the theme of resilience and its many manifestations.The mission of the organization is to develop friendship and mutual understanding between the U.

Lets continue to deepen our friendships and share more of our stories.They banged on the door with their fists.a grassroots organization composed of survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

highlighting the Nobel Prize awarded to Nihon Hidankyo.and he described feeling heartened by seeing students learning about ukiyoe art in Los Angeles.

who was shot and killed in 2021.

NBFK Past President Ginny Nishigaya (center) with Yoshie Fujita.Freds battle against the wrongful incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II taught us that we must always stand up.

fighting for over 40 years to overturn his conviction and achieve justice.Fred Korematsu was a civil rights leader who had the courage to stand up for Japanese Americans wrongfully incarcerated during World War II.

who were incarcerated under an unlawful executive order.and stripped of their basic rights during World War II simply because of their heritage.