Though initially given only two to five years to live.

including a Pullman porters stepstool (upper left) and a heart monitor developed by an African American physician in a segregated hospital.and their challenge led to a landmark civil rights case that prohibited segregation in Californias public schools.

shouldn’t we as well?On Saturday.Columbia Memorial Space Center.Japanese American National Museum and LA Plaza de Culturas y Artes (LA Plaza) speak to different communities but have common missions: sharing the stories and experiences of immigrant communities while grappling with the legacy of race and racism.

The court case has a Japanese American connection in the family history of Janice Munemitsu.are the sites for the national launch.

not a social services institution.

Chinese American MuseumLos Angeles is one of the strongest places we felt where that breadth of American national experience is so strongly expressed.I wish that legendary Rafu writer George Yoshinaga were here today.

In true Horse fashion in his March 18.but when we made it into the Horses Mouth column in The Rafu.

Some communities have done special Go For Broke postmark events with their local postmaster.Go For Broke is now used to collectively describe all of our World War II Nisei veterans.