FeaturesHomepage FeatureIn-DepthJACL ‘Removed by Force’ Coming to the Mainland in ’24 Poster for documentary “Removed by Force: The Eviction of Hawai‘i’s Japanese Americans During WWII,” which will be coming to the…P.C. EditorDecember 15, 2023
FeaturesIn-Depth The Eternal Brush “Under the wave off Kanagawa (‘The Great Wave’)” from “Thirty-six Views of Mt. Fuji,” late 1831. Color woodblock print. Japan.…P.C. EditorDecember 15, 2023
CommunityFeaturesIn-DepthNews Asian Hall of Fame Holds 19th Ceremony in Los Angeles Far East Movement members James “Prohgress” Roh, Virman “DJ Virman” Coquia and Kevin “Kev Nish” Nishimura display their Asian Hall…P.C. EditorDecember 15, 2023
FeaturesHomepage FeatureIn-Depth A Song for You With ‘Omoiyari,’ Kishi Bashi gives a soundtrack to the incarceration experience and raises the question: Is there such a thing…P.C. EditorNovember 17, 2023
FeaturesHomepage FeatureIn-Depth Voices in the Wall This contemporary image of the F.M. Hall building at 2700 Larimer Street in Denver shows the former site of the…P.C. EditorOctober 6, 2023
FeaturesHomepage FeatureIn-Depth ‘Show Me the Way to Go to Home’ Manzanar, Distant Mountain Freedom (Photo: Sandy Sugawara) The new art book by Sandy Sugawara and Catiana Garcia-Kilroy captures haunting images…P.C. EditorSeptember 8, 2023
FeaturesIn-DepthJACL ‘The Impact of Taking Bold Action’ Panelists recall JACL’s landmark 1994 decision to support same-sex marriage and the impact it had on their lives and the…P.C. EditorAugust 25, 2023
FeaturesHomepage FeatureIn-DepthJACL JACL Breathes Sigh of Relief at Sayonara Gala Alan Nishi (center) accepts his Ruby Pin from Carol Kawamoto. Also pictured (from left) are Paul Uyehara, Travis Nishi, Carol…P.C. EditorAugust 11, 2023
FeaturesHomepage FeatureIn-DepthJACL One Small Step For JACL — And A Giant Leap For Its Future? JACL National President Larry Oda (left) addresses the audience as panelists Lisa Doi, Sheldon Arakaki, Lisa Shiosaki Olsen, moderator Susan…P.C. EditorAugust 11, 2023
FeaturesJACLNationalNews Unfolding History Actress-activist Tamlyn Tomita (far right) led an all-woman cast reading of “Question 27, Question 28.” (Photo: Gil Asakawa) Two readings…P.C. EditorAugust 11, 2023