symbols and caricatures as well as the unpaid labor force many Nisei women played in prior times.

remarked positively about Sugis trip: There is no denying the fact that a representative of JACL had gone to Washington and pleaded successfully for a bill of special interests to the organization.letting the merits of her cause do the talking.

They were plain citizens who had a message to present to Congress.Suma Yokotake penned an article decrying the inability of several qualified Nisei women to find jobs as teachers in the Los Angeles school system.Suma was fired from her job with the Los Angeles Board of Education.

Suma remained at Tule Lake until the camps closure.she largely disappeared from the public eye.

A few months later in September 1942.

Hundreds of immigrants from East Asia and the Middle East enlisted and fought in France.impacting thousands of nonprofits and individuals around the world.

a special exhibit that is on display at the museum and will launch an 11-city traveling exhibition in 2026.The foundation serves as the Armys official fundraising entity for the capital campaign for the museum.

the museum creates learning opportunities for all visitors and bonds the American people to their oldest military service.This was a unique opportunity to further Kyles commitment to our servicemen and women while also recognizing his own familys military experience.