including one of the largest Korean American populations in the country.

Literature and Communication from the Japanese American Citizens League; and the Award of Excellence from the Japanese American National Museum.written by Houston and her husband.

but still that badass woman of her youth.Houston also co-wrote the screen-play for the 1976 NBC television adaptation.the memoir was one of the first publications to discuss the mass incarceration of Japanese Americans.

her 2003 novel ‘The Legend of Fire Horse Woman.Based upon her personal experiences during and after her familys imprisonment.

According to the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center.

The couple is survived by their children.Abigail Chun of Nikkei Progressives said during a press conference at the Japanese American National Museum in Little Tokyo.

our friends and families be intimidated with deportation by this administration.who was incarcerated in the Rohwer.

Based Solely on Their Japanese HeritageHope Nakamura.Judge Patricia Millett of the U.