but access was limited this year due to rehearsals for the upcoming mainstage production of Spring Awakening

Youre not going to get this sitting in a classroom.and checks had gone out to Japanese Americans around the country.

Murakawa was vice president for planning and development.all of whom had supported same-sex marriage — which we saw as payback.including those who supported and opposed the JACL taking on the issue.

Bill Kaneko and Trisha Murakawa.Pretty much everything that I do for a living.

the word impact was not just about helping steer the JACL toward taking such a forward-looking stance on the issue of same-sex marriage.

within the Japanese American community and upon their once-active roles in JACL.The community is alarmed for their safety.

a resident of 160th Street in District 1.Their appeal of the Telecommunications Committees decision was the last item on the agenda and the meeting went past midnight.

During a Planning Commission meeting on JanRafu: Where were your parents incarcerated? Did they tell you about it when you were growing up or did you learn about it as an adult? How has this knowledge affected you?Kondo: Seamless is based loosely on my own and my familys histories and on interviews with my parents.