I want to continue doing it because people want to do something special when they visit Little Tokyo.

some 80 years after the questions of loyalty were first asked.They will be celebrating their 25th anniversary later this year.

We had a big following for our art.All of this from the guy who once considered himself a non-Japanese.referring to the term used to describe an Asian person who is yellow on the outside.

he had to point out an obvious fact to his parents:Look at me.and led to a split between those who answered the questions Yes-Yes versus those who answered No-No.

He was insulted by the amount and upset that it was his parents who should have received it.

I am proud of who I am and what weve accomplished.My parents answered truthfully.

He spoke of the importance of language in shaping him and other Japanese Americans.but he also spoke of the tremendous impact that the incarceration had.

I will never forget that terrifying early May morning.Japanese American political efforts bore fruit.