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Immediately following the bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec.the younger generation is able to reconcile their grief and feel empowered to tell their family history.

but it prompts us to consider our roles in continuing to share this history.All-day passes (six screenings) are $60 in San Francisco (limited to 40).Kishi Bashi will perform after the screening of his film.

a redress advocate associated with Honolulu JACL.Stripped of their citizenship and placed in concentration camps.

Proceeds benefit the Wayne Maeda Educational Fund; proceeds from ticket sales in San Jose benefit Yu-Ai Kai Japanese American Community Senior Service and the Japanese American Museum of San Jose.

A Japanese American incarcerated in an Indigenous reservation during WWII forms an unlikely friendship with a Mohave Indian.and Power — How does our nation continue to grapple with contemporary issues of privilege.

the National Torchbearer Program.From Hate to Hope: Uniqueness Intersections: Anti-Asian Hate.

its impact on the contemporary themes of social justice.correlates to GFBNECs newest NextGen initiative.