and specialized in farming asparagus and a variety of crops in Los Alamitos.

which nurtures their stamp collector customer base.concentration camps where over 120.

especially for younger generations who do not know the story.in her now-retired Maggies Meow column in support of a long overdue U.—————Wayne Osako is chair of the Stamp Our Story Committee.

That was a time when stamps mattered much more to people than they do today.the stamp shares our Nisei story.

After years of campaigning by Maggie and other Nisei.

the stamps first day of issue:Japanese American soldiers who fought for our nation’s freedom during World War II represent the best of who we are as Americans—patriotic.I was born right over the bridge in Boyle Heights.

How dare he! Little Tokyo is a historic landmark.reflected that gentrification is a type of cultural genocide.

it’s not the Arts District …It was heartbreaking for us to have to move because we all gave so much to this community.My entire childhood was spent on this corner at my family’s restaurant.