Nisei families go to court: school segregation, land laws and lost property
Legal fights over the rights of Japanese Americans filled this issue. On the front page, Nisei parents of Takao Aratani…
Legal fights over the rights of Japanese Americans filled this issue. On the front page, Nisei parents of Takao Aratani…
Resettlement was the subject of this 44-page holiday issue, the first Christmas since the War Relocation Authority closed its camps.…
Shigeo Morishige of Denver, a veteran of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, received the British Military Medal for gallantry in…
The Privy Council in London upheld Canada’s orders-in-council for deporting people of Japanese ancestry, and the front page followed what…
A national JACL meeting in Salt Lake City, held November 23-24, 1946, set the paper’s front page. Officers and regional…
Civil rights and the work still ahead after the war filled this 8-page issue. Twelve organizations in British Columbia asked…
Two election results shaped this eight-page issue. In Hawaii, thirteen candidates of Japanese ancestry won territorial and county offices on…
Californians went to the polls and rejected Proposition 15, the proposal to write Alien Land Law amendments into the state…
The California Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the state’s Alien Land Law in the Oyama case led this issue. Four…
Proposition 15 and California’s Alien Land Law ran through most of this eight-page issue. Opposition grew across the state: the…
Proposition 15 and the California Alien Land Law amendments filled this eight-page issue. The state CIO Political Action Committee announced…
The Northern California ACLU reported that the government was still holding 131 people of Japanese ancestry at Crystal City, Texas,…
Proposition 15 ran through the news of this 8-page issue. Mike Masaoka warned a Venice JACL meeting that the measure…
California’s Proposition 15 ran through this eight-page issue. The measure would validate amendments to the state’s Alien Land Law, and…
Japanese Americans in the fall of 1946 were still fighting for a place in postwar life, and this eight-page issue…
The postwar fight over jobs, land and housing ran through this 8-page issue. The State Personnel Board did not contest…