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Garrett In Features, Homepage Feature, In-Depth

The Manzanar Pilgrimage: ‘Truth, Justice and Democracy’

The 10 American concentration camp banners plus the 442nd Regimental Combat Team banner (Photo: Charles James) The 56th annual event…
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P.C. Editor In Features, Homepage Feature, In-Depth, Incarceration & Redress

The 54th Manzanar Pilgrimage Is Back on Track

The traditional “roll call of the camps” to recognize each of the 10 War Relocation Authority incarceration centers that forcibly…
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P.C. Editor In Features, In-Depth, Incarceration & Redress

Mystery at Long Last Solved?

A skeleton ‘found’ on Mount Williamson might be ‘missing’ WWII Manzanar camp incarceree Giichi Matsumura By Charles James, Contributor Nothing…
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P.C. Editor In Features, Homepage Feature, In-Depth, Incarceration & Redress

The Manzanar Pilgrimage: A Sacred Event

Michelle Miyatake Kuruma assists Shinto priest Rev. Alfred Tsuyuki during the interfaith ceremony at the 50th Annual Manzanar Pilgrimmage, held…
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P.C. Editor In Features, Homepage Feature, In-Depth, Incarceration & Redress

Manzanar Still Matters More Than Ever

Manzanar Reunion attendee Harry Nakada, who celebrated his 93rd birthday Aug. 16, with his daugher, Patti Kimura, at the 72nd…
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P.C. Editor In Community, In-Depth, Incarceration & Redress, News

A Race Track Remembered

More than 200 attendees gathered at the Japanese American National Museum to recognize and recall their time at the Santa…
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P.C. Editor In Community, Homepage Feature, In-Depth, Incarceration & Redress, News

Manzanar Pilgrimage: ‘Never Again, to Anyone, Anywhere!’

More than 2,000 participants — a record number — attended the 48th annual Manzanar Pilgrimage on April 29. By Charles…
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P.C. Editor In Community, In-Depth, Incarceration & Redress, News

A Strong Bond Continues

Decades following World War II, 200 guests attend the 71st Manzanar Reunion in Las Vegas. By Charles James, Contributor It…
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P.C. Editor In Homepage Feature, In-Depth, Military & Veterans, National, News

Honoring the History of WWII Japanese American Soldiers

Members of Ted Fujioka's family attended the Smithsonian Exhibition, including (Front row, from left) Kerry Cababa, Grace Kunitomi, Dale Kunitomi,…
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P.C. Editor In In-Depth, Incarceration & Redress, National, News

The 47th Manzanar Pilgrimage: Never Forget the Children

Hundreds gather at the National Historic Site for a day of reflection, gratitude and hope for all humans. Photographer Dorothea…
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