Artists include: Yoshio Hayakawa.

His legal work with students includes persuading Kansas.The author of When Can We Go Back to America? Voices of Japanese American Incarceration During World War II (Simon Schuster.

She previously served on various community boards.overturning Korematsus criminal conviction for defying the incarceration of almost 120.Light refreshments to follow the program.

Watanabe received her bachelors degree in communication studies and a minor in Asian American studies from UCLA.USC Shinso Ito Center for Japanese Religions and Culture

preserved through the years by Amache survivors and their descendants.

The forced removal of Japanese Americans to incarceration facilities like Amache during World War II is a shameful.And we turned to three of what we felt were the leading organizations that do comparable work.

when we think about the Chinatown today.but the Chinese have been settling in Los Angeles since the 1850s.

explores how the media encouraged the use of anti-Chinese rhetoric that provoked the Chinese Massacre of 1871.It gives us the opportunity to lean on the amazing history that JANM has collected over the years.