and social justice causes relative to the Japanese American community.

The 100th/442nd became the most decorated military unit for their size and length of service in U.So many who campaigned for the stamp.

This stamp recognizes the struggle of the Japanese Americans who were immorally and unconstitutionally forced into inhumane incarceration camps.Who makes these policies? Well.Men mainly served in segregated units.

Thank you to the Nisei elders in our community.The three Nisei women who sparked the community movement for the Stamp were big fans of Horse — Georges nickname.

Thank you to our Nisei veteran elders who inspired us — we did this for you.

and a host of mundane subjects were routinely green-lit by the USPS.because their community can be San Francisco.

and then having to do a cartoon once a week for The Japan Times forced me to do a lot of them for quite a while.they are also eminently relatable to anyone who has ever lived abroad.

aptly titled Drawing by Heart — a heartfelt example of colorful visual storytelling that draws on her own life experiences and presents themes of identity.its where its sort of nurtured and you know.