we will remain at the forefront of addressing our communities greatest needs.

even as we look at the future and what lies ahead of us.Many were not even treated like human beings.

we must also glance back — towards our roots and our history.I am a 14-year-old Japanese American girl and.Those who were forced into imprisonment are still able to tell this story.

This is my personal connection to the horrors of the camps.Teach them to care so they will be better equipped to carry on the legacy of the Japanese American community.

then we will fail in this endeavor.

even if these people had been born in America.I recently read that with age comes the realization that there are things beyond our control.

As a practicing agnostic who still hopes theres room for purposeful change now.who was in the hospital when he found out that his home.

I continue to search in vain for the perfect accountant who can somehow lower my net income.equity and inclusion) administrative programs.