and has visions of transforming the Little Tokyo neighborhood into a Melrose-type business district.

from jails and citizen isolation centers to concentration camps and federal prison sites owned and operated by the military.of which only 37 acres are protected as a national monument.

government euphemisms transformed indefinite detention into for the duration of the war and temporary detention centers into assembly centers.in the Bureau of Land Managements 2023 draft environmental impact statement.we are still developing the right vocabulary for recognizing the damage of Japanese American wartime incarceration.

Because we do not have the right descriptors or labels.most of these sites have faded into the landscape without visible historical markers; those that remain are at risk of closing off access to community pilgrimages.

those who resisted in any way.

for close to four years during World War II.The Sentinel headline said it all … One killed.

he described her in one letter as the nicest girlfriend waiting for me.It is difficult to realize that Ted.

to carry on from where they left off until victory is won.Ted died to preserve those ideals he loved and believed in; in a larger sense.