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Photo by Ryan Kozu The annual Minidoka Pilgrimage preserves and remembers incarceration for future generations. By Stephen Kitajo, Contributor The…

P.C. EditorAugust 7, 2015

Corp. Joseph Pierce. Photo: Michael J. Mcafee The National Parks Service along with historians and researchers uncovers surprising new API…

P.C. EditorJuly 20, 2015

Historian Eric Saul recounts the accomplishments of Nisei MIS linguists. Photo by Cheryl Hirata-Dulas A personal reflection of how history…

P.C. EditorJune 29, 2015

An interior shot of the barrack reveals the basic skeleton of the building constructed for the Heart Mountain Relocation Center…

P.C. EditorJune 27, 2015

The National Trust for Historic Preservation designates the Seattle landmark as a ‘National Treasure.’ By Tiffany Ujiiye, Assistant Editor In…

P.C. EditorJune 10, 2015

For cast member Alan Muraoka, it’s an honor to be a part of the history of the long-running children’s TV…

Battle over removing the largest collection of American concentration camp art ends as the consignor and Rago Auction removes sale.…

P.C. EditorApril 30, 2015

There is nothing vanilla about Kansha Creamery, where simple ice cream conquers world hunger and cravings. By Tiffany Ujiiye, Assistant…

P.C. EditorApril 13, 2015

By Ron Katsuyama, VP for Public Affairs Japanese American Citizens League Following is a reprint of an article that was…

P.C. EditorApril 6, 2015

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Activist Todd Endo returns to Alabama 50 Years later for the bridge crossing jubilee. By Connie K. Ho, Contributor ‘Selma…

P.C. EditorApril 2, 2015