and Michiyo (John) Bailey; 11 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and other family members in the U.

Protest against administrations policies held at WWII camp site.This is exactly why we are fighting so hard to make sure our parks are not censored or shut down.

the Alien Enemies Act of 1798.and inflict the same horrific violence our families endured on other communities of color.we will not allow communities to be erased and we will continue to speak out against the lawlessness of the Trump regime.

The MNHS only came into being after more than three decades of community-led pilgrimages and lobbying by those who had lived behind barbed wire.is being used again to unlawfully detain and deport people from our country.

23 brought strings of folded paper cranes – a symbol of peace – to the monument.

rallies were held at the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles.)Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus of North America.

a centuries-old Japanese folk dance rooted in the Buddhist tradition of communal gathering to honor and celebrate the memory of ancestors.Now to be recognized here in Washington.

Her acceptance speech: Thank you very much to the NEA and to the support of NCTA (National Council for the Traditional Arts) and the Folklife Center for this incredible honor.who have always been there and are here tonight.