I first learned about Japanese American incarceration in the fourth grade.

National Park PerspectiveDennis Arguelles of the National Parks Conservation Association said of the parks.What happened to Japanese Americans in 1942 was a miscarriage of justice then.

they’re prisons …The struggles of the Japanese Americans in 1942 are clearly connected to the struggles for justice today.the Mexican Republic and the current administration.I was part of a legacy of resilience and resistance to injustice.

including right on this spot a little more than a week ago.places where public history is told.

many Japanese American families.

She described Mineta as a man who dedicated his life to public service … who fought tirelessly to ensure that the history.The federal government has appealed the issue to the U

It was the place that the 9/11 vigil was planned and the place that a small celebration of life was held for Koichi Ichikawa.President Nobuyuki Yamamoto noted at the LTCC general meeting that Mamoru-san and I have built a friendship.

Shared French fries at Mitsuru.Some of us would check to see if they had beef stew as a special for the day.