Community News
Lillian Kimura, 91, also served the YWCA at the national level. By P.C. Staff Lillian Chiyeko Kimura, who served as…
Kawagoe also left a legacy with the City of Carson in California. By P.C. Staff Helen S. Kawagoe, whose years…
SAN FRANCISCO — JACL recognizes that COVID-19 has disrupted our everyday lives, and the impact has also been felt by students. Colleges…
Originally scheduled for July 3-6, the decision is motivated by the health and safety of its pilgrims. The Tule Lake…
Members of the JACL-AZ Chapter, the Gila River Indian Community and Ira H. Hayes Post 84 gather to dedicate a…
Entertainment News
The five-hourlong docuseries looks back while mapping hope for the future. By P.C. Staff Recent news reports of Asians in…
In his ninth decade, the JA, gay rights and
‘Star Trek’ icon can’t, won’t slow down. By George Toshio Johnston,…
From left are Irene Hirano, president of the U.S.-Japan Council; Adele Yoshioka, executive vp of international distribution for Millennium Media…
“442” is an 80-page graphic novel that “follows young Japanese American soldiers as they suffer prejudice, internment and terrible casualties…
National News
It has been one week since George Floyd was lynched by four Minneapolis police officers. The death of George Floyd…
In spite of recent efforts to gradually ease restrictions on public gatherings and to reopen certain businesses that resulted from…
Ariz. State Rep. Kern Ties Safer-at-Home Order to Korematsu Case By P.C. Staff When a stand-alone bill in Arizona meant…
In a statement streamed via Facebook Live, JACL Executive Director David Inoue today called on Judge James Boasberg to release…
On this May 18th, as we celebrate what would be Vincent Chin’s 65th birthday, the world looks very different from…
Legacy Fund Grants Committee Co-Chairs Roberta Barton and Toshi Abe announced recently that the application deadline for the Legacy Fund…
