who could not buy a house in California because of the 1913 Alien Land Law.

Right: The image that replaced it.Also of note was requesting the removal of Holocaust materials from a planned exhibit.

But instead of educating the public about WWII incarceration and other dark chapters of American history.But lets be clear: erasing the experiences of people of color in this country is not welcoming.Managing the National Archives.

and its museum and adjacent education center on the National Mall.participating in a civil rights march on August 28.

while representing one of the most reprehensible chapters in our history.

has a profound responsibility to the unadulterated preservation of the full history of the United States of America.Kanji SaharaThe Japanese American National Museum (JANM) mourns the passing of Kanji Sahara.

and visionary in the Japanese American community.During World War II he was incarcerated at the Santa Anita temporary detention center in California and the Jerome and Rohwer concentration camps in Arkansas.

Sahara became a JANM docent and a leader with the Tuna Canyon Detention Station Coali-tion.his knowledge and dedication to connecting this history to the present and shaping the future will be profoundly missed.