will al-ways be remembered because it reconnected us to each other and to the Church.

But what weve got to remember is that … we have our power.were inextricably intertwined.

I started thinking not just of Japanese American history.We have to defy it for our rights and the rights of others.said that her family was incarcerated at Tule Lake because they had answered no-no on the loyalty questionnaire.

We are the descendants of the 1% they could not kill and the 1% that they could not take away …As the first people of Tongva of Los Angeles.We must deserve and protect our national parks historical integrity.

We’re going to have to talk about not only the atrocities happening for immigrant communities today.

is that we the people have a lot of practice working together.‘I want to believe that goodness exists in this country.

‘Hands off our history! People and places will not be erased!Arguelles added.which is why we have to continue to challenge the revisionist history.

Our brown-skinned brothers and sisters are going through hell.what does that look like to you?Kitayama continued.