He became university president in 1991 and retired in 2003.

more faithful to its ideals and more just.whose land Manzanar is located on.

who joined together in an intergenerational exchange.we worry about the future of our country because of a re-energized white nationalist movement that threatens our democratic rights.Silence em-powers abusers and wrongdoers.

The pilgrimage opened with a land acknowledgement and welcome from Jeremiah Joseph of the Lone Pine Paiute Shoshone Tribe.He also served on the California Task Force to Study and Develop Reparation Proposals for African Americans.

who acknowledged the Manzanar Committees critical role in the founding of the National Historic Site.

We return to Manzanar because we believe it is our duty to honor our families and to say that what happened here must never be forgotten and must never happen to anyone anywhere.which wil close in the fall of 2025.

and promotes programs and projects that preserve the history of the American soldier and promote public understanding of and appreciation for the contributions by all components of the U.The National Museum of the United States Army.

The National Veterans Networks mission is to educate current and future generations about the extraordinary legacy of American World War II soldiers of Japanese ancestry in order to promote equality and justice.The San Diego Padres catcher accepted the honor for his late grandfather.