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and most were ultimately incarcerated at Manzanar War Relocation Center.The buildings originally housed a dry goods store and a grocery.

and the Port of Los Angeles is considering demolition of the Japanese American buildings in order to use the land for container storage.the National Trusts annual list of endangered historic places has proven to be a highly effective tool for shining a light on the threats facing the nations greatest treasures.having been vacant and boarded up for years.

the port is still considering demolition of the Nanka Shoten and A.(1923) buildings are the last remaining structures from Terminal Island.

the ongoing initiative has galvanized public support behind more than 350 sites to date with only a handful lost.

members of the Japanese American community on Terminal Island were forcibly removed.Audrey Yamagata-Noji and Henry Gee have worked tirelessly to bring together a faculty of experienced educators.

Even though he retired a year after I got to campus.one of the oldest psychology graduate programs in the country.

so it was amazing to me to meet a small but growing number of Asian American psychologists from across the country.Mary Ann Takemoto with mentor and fellow CSULB administrator Alan Nishio.