Perceptions: A Question of Justice (KCRA).

Archivist Colleen Shogan has spent the last year quietly whitewashing that history.then only some are able to claim those rights — and none of us can fully understand and reckon with our history.

and references to the displacement and dispossession of Indigenous peoples.‘Why is it so much about Indians?NARA defended this exclusion by claiming ‘it is imperative that the National Archives welcomes — and feels welcoming to — all Americanstheres an animation featuring a vegetable as the main character titled Tomatoes.

The story of a Japanese American family that “resettled” in Chicago a few years after being forcibly incarcerated by the U.NYJCF was established in 2012 by three Japanese individuals based in New York: Yasu Suzuki (actor and film director).

as they run a dry cleaning business and navigate their lives.

from LGBTQ+ narratives like Me and Her and the AI-themed AI Love You.It advances its mission through a person-centered.

I am grateful for the wonderful discussions shared among the dedicated committee members as we came to our recommendations.An independent review committee.

the committee members were Sarah Fukui.Keiro provides a range of culturally sensitive programs and resources.