we were excited to gather over 500 guests.

Proceeds benefit the Wayne Maeda Educational Fund.its all the more important that we remember the destruction of civil liberties during World War II and its lessons for today.

According to CSU Sacramento Ethnic Studies Professor Wendi Yamashita.Special presentation in Gardena.Students with ID: free (limited) Articles for you@media ( min-width: 300px ){.

34 minutes) by Yuriko Gamo Romer.This program is one of my favorite Nichi Bei events and I think it will be a wonderful way to connect with the JA communities there.

a redress activist who continues to speak out for social justice and serves on the Films of Remembrance Committee.

We remember the incarceration of our community during WWII in order honor the experiences of our families.And I was thrilled to receive an award from the Klamath Film Festival as affirmation that the Collins story had an enthusiastic audience among those not directly affected.

Im embarking on a mission to make him a household name.16 with the sponsorship of the Ninth Judicial Circuit Historical Society.

the man who not only defended Fred Korematsu.Sharon Yamato with Klamath Film Board Chair Kurt Liedtke (left) and Executive Director Logan Baldwin (right)Remembering how Hiroshi was among the first to talk about the Tule Lake Segregation Center while being surrounded by name-callers and shame-callers.