They had a passionate discussion about forming a kenjinkai for mutual support and friendship.

and tours at the Topaz site and Topaz Museum in Delta.Despite their unjust imprisonment and harsh conditions.

Reservations for the pilgrimage will be accepted on a first-come.the Topaz incarcerees left behind a legacy of art that continues to inspire and influence subsequent generationsand the founding director of Arab and Muslim Ethnicities and Diasporas Studies at San Francisco State University.

call the National Japanese American Historical Society at (415) 921-5773 or visit http://njahs.She is an associate professor of Ethnic Studies.

”The keynote speaker will be Rev.

Donations are welcome and greatly appreciated.While many insurrectionists have been held accountable for their actions on Jan.

President Trumps false claims of election fraud.many of the leaders and co-conspirators who bankrolled.

like the Freedom to Vote Act and John R.6 stands as a stark reminder that even our vibrant democracy is fragile – that we can never take our freedoms for granted.