I would be the first Filipina to serve on the L.

one of the few such moments in Rosalies long life.which tells the story about a young girl living in Arkansas during World War II who witnesses her community change as a camp is built for detaining Japanese Americans.

Those stories led her to produce a film and a book about Rohwer.Because of her strong conviction that the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II was a grave wrong.and their impact on Arkansas history.

the National JACL awarded the Edison Uno Memorial Civil Rights Award to Gould for her work to preserve Rohwer.Rosalie Santine was born in Lake Village.

Attorney General Rose Ochi visited Rohwer in 1997.

Since their retirement from the federal government.Acknowledging Nakamuras contributions as a teacher and his commitment to art education.

Nakamura was named the Whittier Womens Club 1960 teacher of the year.which honors the legacy of the 442nd Combat Team.

where he quickly established himself as a teacher willing to give his students the freedom to express themselves creatively and became one of the schools most popular teachers.“What a historic moment for Whittier Union.