000 Japanese Americans wrongly incarcerated during World War II provides hope that such an atrocity will never happen again.

emceed by ABC7 news anchor David Ono.A year-in-review video showcased GFBNECs impact.

Distinguished guests included Rep.the Congressional Medal of Honor.a 100th/442nd Regimental Combat Team member.

A Legacy That Inspires ActionGeorge Tanaka.and the flourishing national Torchbearer program connecting young leaders across six regions.

guests savored a three-course menu created by Chef Roy Yamaguchi.

while Motoyasu emphasized that every contribution is fuel to keep our programs alive.Americans approve of the reparations by 64% to 20%.

President Ronald Reagan signed a bill apologizing for the World War II actions against Americans of Japanese ancestry.while more support reparations to Native Americans.

The bill also granted redress to people of Japanese ancestry who were incarcerated — $20.About half (53%) of Americans recognize that most of the people who were incarcerated were American citizens.