An aerial view of Camp Amache By Gil Asakawa Compared to crimes against humanity like the destruction of ancient relics…
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By Gil Asakawa Min Yasui in his CCR office History evolves in strange ways. The spotlight of posterity shines bright…
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Linda Takahashi Rodriguez, Toe Sakamoto and Frank Sakamoto (standing) share stories of their internment experience at the Denver Day of…
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By Gil Asakawa I’ve just finished writing revisions for a new edition of my book, “Being Japanese American: A JA…
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One of the fish sellers at Tokyo’s Tsukiji Fish Market, trimming that morning’s tuna catch and making the freshest sashimi…
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By Gil Asakawa I grew up as part of a generation that found our collective voice in protest, for African…
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By Gil Asakawa I’m a baby boomer, so I’m already an AARP member. If you’re not familiar with AARP, people…
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By Gil Asakawa All the Japanese Americans I know have all sorts of ways to show their cultural roots. It…
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One of the few times Ferguson was mentioned (in passing) was in this panel, “Do Asian American Journalists Have a…
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Yurika Shiitani poses in front of the Flatirons rock formation in Boulder, Colo., with the ever-present Japanese peace sign. Photo…
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