focusing on the roles former President Jimmy Carter and former First Lady Rosalynn Carter played during the early years of the redress movement in Washington.

At the end of a two-month process.No other doll-maker uses this technique.

so she is the only artist making dolls using this method today.and employ a unique technique that will soon be lost to the world.and that through this transformation the community will flourish.

their faces and sometimes even the gentle tilt of their heads suggest strong emotions and deep philosophical concepts beneath the surface.Koyanagi was born in 1932 into the Muraoka doll-making family in Tokyo.

and she has been using this technique.

Her mother was a second-generation doll-maker.000 innocent Japanese Americans during World War II.

Fred Korematsu was not only turned away from enlisting to serve his country.filed numerous amicus briefs with the Supreme Court warning the government not to repeat its shameful mistakes of the past.

Ro Khanna (D-Santa Clara): Today we celebrate Fred Korematsu’s selfless courage in fighting against the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II –– one of the darkest chapters in our nations history.Let us all continue to honor Mr.