was honored at the Dodgers Japanese Heritage Night.

where questions can be raised and issues presented.was born in Oxnard to an Issei father and Kibei-Nisei mother and grew up on a farm.

a dramatic feature about the camps.JAMP is dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of Japanese American incarceration during World War II through educational programs.Omori was a key figure during the redress movement.

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fostering connections between historical understanding and present-day implications.

This conference represents a community-driven initiative to foster ongoing dialogue about this critical period in American history.the reason given was: Individual identified in criminal records check and/or has had their visa revoked.

his only offenses were a couple of speeding tickets and a citation for harvesting more fish than his fishing license allowed during a 2019 trip with his Latter-day Saints church group —a charge that was later dismissed.told the local ABC affiliate that a lawsuit filed by Onda and several others was apparently successful.

in Ondas six years of study in the U.I would love to say the reason was the lawsuit.