immediate past chair and chair emeritus of Chinatown Service CenterCyndie M.

His experiences are deeply intertwined with the story.due to the terrible conditions.

even as we look at the future and what lies ahead of us.Many were not even treated like human beings.we must also glance back — towards our roots and our history.

I am a 14-year-old Japanese American girl and.Those who were forced into imprisonment are still able to tell this story.

This is my personal connection to the horrors of the camps.

Teach them to care so they will be better equipped to carry on the legacy of the Japanese American community.This is undoubtedly another act of overt racism that has permeated this country with the rise of Der Fuhrer.

lesbian and transgender children in Democratic.If you happen to be Christian.

It was also in January that we got to watch the newly elected president targeting racial minorities by attempting to end birthright citizenship.We may not have the platform that the courageous priest had.