To commemorate the memorial dedication.

but its being taught in a very traditional way in many schools.The name means Village of Light.

so I think that we should teach it in a way that is relevant today.even a record player that is occasionally spinning Japanese pop hits from the 1980s and 90s.Photos introduce visitors and students to the history of the Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

Im a firm believer that we cant separate language from culture.founder of the Hikari No Sato school and its online academy.

Activities at Hikari No Sato are in small groups.

Hikari No Sato also serves as a meeting space for the Pasadena International Associationa€?s youth leaders.while their families were behind barbed-wire fences.

whether its naturalized citizenship or the idea that we could take away from people birthright citizenship …Historical facts are being taken out from classrooms.Were allowing future generations to reflect on the choices this country has made and the choices we must make today to build a better future … Just as the generations before us passed down the strength and resiliency for us to be here today.

as well as in the United States.that was preserved and protected at the museum …When she visited from Stockton.