at the Nakaoka Community Center

community developer and the first woman elected to serve as principal chief of the Cherokee Nation.30 would have been Korematsus 105th birthday.

a civil rights and farm labor leader.a labor leader and civil rights activist who.but Korematsu was vindicated decades later when his wartime conviction was overturned on the basis of new evidence.

When we realized some help was needed to complete the project.Korematsu Parent Teacher Organization gave the background of the mural: Our mural began as an idea for the Class of 2021s legacy project.

A shout-out was made for anyone who would be willing to help create a ‘social justice mural with contributions from our 6th-grade class of 2021.

Thank you to our muralists Marina Sterner and Toni Rizzo for their talent and hard work to create this incredible piece of art.The elder Mochida operated a nursery and five greenhouses on a two-acre site in Eden Township.

I track all the sensitive security information.I wasnt worried about the money.

We were only able to take what we could carry.It was run just like an Army camp.