He moved to California and worked as a systems engineer at General Dynamics in Pomona.

included several serious allegations that the National Archives.Leading a nonpartisan agency during an era of political polarization is not for the faint of heart.

from the Declaration of Independence to electronic records covering more recent events.The article elaborates that ‘Shogan and her top advisers told employees to remove Dorothea Langes photos of Japanese American incarceration camps from a planned exhibit because the images were too negative and controversial.Also targeted for removal were photos of Martin Luther King Jr.

as reported in The Wall Street Journal last week.War Relocation Authority data on the people they imprisoned and where they went upon leaving the camps.

JANM StatementThe Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles also issued a statement:The Japanese American National Museum (JANM) questions the National Archives and Record Administrations plan.

and understand their history so they can participate more effectively in their government.Positions at the James Irvine Foundation and California Community Foundation have contributed to his extensive experience in programming.

Japanese American Cultural Community Center.He serves on the boards of the Go For Broke National Education Center.

she has consistently helped organizations maximize their impact while building a collaborative.Audrey Yamamoto is president and CEO of the U.