Beat the heat: It’s going to be a very warm day.

Anti-Japanese sentiment was still at an all-time high.His family was eventually transferred to Tule Lake.

The indignation didnt stop there.I was aware of the fact that I was different.but I knew that we looked exactly like the people that bombed Pearl Harbor.

Takei was well aware of the hatred that still lingered for Japanese Americans.Through the hardships that Takei endured.

(Mario Reyes/The Rafu Shimpo)By PETER YOON.

Takei came out publicly in 2005.they embraced us when we most needed their support.

many young people who are gener-ations removed from World War II were active participants in the pilgrimage.Today we are called upon to break that silence as we witness a genocide that has taken the lives of 34.

who know that reparations is a justice issue.including college students from seven different Nikkei Student Union chapters from across California.