ahead of their appearance in Mondays Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena.

Help us persist in efforts to stop FAA and Modoc County from destroying a precious American civil rights site.we must speak out and tell the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that building an airfield fence on the Tule Lake concentration camp site would desecrate an irreplaceable part of American history.

a Traditional Cultural Property.000 Japanese Americans were incarcerated and where 331 men.”The FAAs deadline for your views is Monday.

000 voices opposed construction of a fence on the Tule Lake concentration camp site.less sensitive location in the vast and underpopulated Modoc County.

but that it is impossible to move a sacred.

and to ensuring that we always remember why it matters that we never stop fighting for equality and justice for all.Tak is 100 and at 17 years had the guts to ask for his family to be freed.

and Esther Taira presented their diverse camp lives.The students listened to the stories of the Japanese American survivors of the American concentration camps created by the signing of Executive Order 9066 during World War II.

(Photo courtesy Frank Yokoyama)The ABC Unified School District held its fifth annual Day of Remembrance programs this month to mark the 82nd anniversary of Executive Order 9066.Colleen Miyano and Carrie Morita; and the ABC School District team.