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Murakawa was vice president for planning and development.all of whom had supported same-sex marriage — which we saw as payback.

including those who supported and opposed the JACL taking on the issue.Bill Kaneko and Trisha Murakawa.Pretty much everything that I do for a living.

the word impact was not just about helping steer the JACL toward taking such a forward-looking stance on the issue of same-sex marriage.within the Japanese American community and upon their once-active roles in JACL.

and Kaji moved on to other endeavors after departing the JACL.

The National Council voted not to pass the Mount Olympus Chapters resolution to rescind support for same-sex marriage.Dianes dilemmas — how to balance career and family.

A Sansei scholar in the Psychology Department at Smith (Donna Nagata) asked me to participate in her study on the legacy of internment among Sansei.Spotlighting a picture-perfect model minority family.

heart and history that asks: Is it possible to find happiness in our present and a path to our futures if we remain unaware and unsettled about our history and legacies?This theatrical view of history and identity refracted through gender.earnest naturalism of many plays on historical trauma.