We who believe bans are wrong need to be as loud.

which will have over 400 inspired and interested attendees.and resistance of Japanese Americans sent to Tule Lake Segregation Center.

a sincere apology is offered to those imprisoned in the Tule Lake Segregation Center for non-violent acts of resistance and dissent.We have provided below the exact text of the closing of the adopted JACL apology resolution for JACL leaders and members to read and to respond by taking actions to fulfill their promised obligations.The very informative workshop with over 50 attendees was filmed and we strongly recommend it be distributed to all JACL chapters to help them gain a greater understanding of the issues regarding Tule Lake resisters.

so the JACL should expeditiously strive to meet its promised commitments.Note: The National Council did adopt the apology resolution over four years ago.

It is important that the JACL and representatives of the Tule Lake resisters and Tule Lake Committee have a meeting of the minds in order to provide an accurate and authentic narrative.

the other three resolution commitments have not been fulfilled.The Korean War was not the last time Korean soldiers fought alongside American troops

Norios recognition by Congressman Correa also gave him the opportunity to return to Japan and take a tour of Misawa Air Base.Army Corporal Norio Uyematsu visits his family in Japan for the first time in 1952.

(DoD photo)He returned to civilian life in July 1952.(DoD photo)“I am so happy I was able to see Misawa again after 73 years.