“In keeping with LANSCAs cultural and educational mission.

All names of those incarcerated should be included.the project needs to add more space so that it will allow for growth.

People of all colors fought for redress.He mentioned that the names of those that are not of Japanese ancestry might be added at a future date.99 million from the state as part of an upcoming delegation trip to Sacramento and also requested that the existing grant be extended to December 2026.

YAMAMOTO / Rafu ShimpoWWII Camp Wall board members at the April 22 Torrance City Council meeting (from left): Eric Hamada.Chee SaletteRendering of the completed World War II Camp Wall at Columbia Park in Torrance.

The current grant that was secured by Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi.

Brett Smith of the WWIICW nonprofit mentioned that inclusion of all ethnicities of those that were incarcerated during World War II was the vision of the founder of the project.whose job it was to arrest or beat-up political opponents of the Nazi party and to intimidate the German population into silence and acquiescence.

and whisk people off the streets or from public gathering places.the evil king has a gang of thugs called The Brute Squad whose job it was to intimidate the local citizenry to obey the king.

at least there was a real war taking place.(While this sounds familiar to the JA experience in 1942.