and everyone knew what she was saying.

a board member of the Japanese American Cultural and Community Center.retiring as associate vice president of student services in 2006.

Beyond the things on his resume.testified on behalf of the Gardena Committee for Redress and Reparations at the 1981 hearing of the Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians in Los Angeles.(between Second and Third streets) in Little Tokyo.

they returned after the war to find it ransacked.Nishio was engaged for many years as a mentor to younger community leaders.

During last years JACL National Convention.

I felt it important to speak out so that our experiences from the camps would serve as a lesson for our nation about what can happen when groups can be profiled and scapegoated in the name of national security.Not just eat and shop and go.

proprietor of Blooming Art Gallery.The Tanabata wishing tree covered in wishes.

Luckily all those were contained.Over a six-month period.