The 1963 holiday issue: civil rights and Nisei military service
Civil rights and the record of Nisei soldiers filled the front page of this 48-page holiday issue. National JACL President…
Civil rights and the record of Nisei soldiers filled the front page of this 48-page holiday issue. National JACL President…
Housing and civil rights filled the front page of this four-page issue. A new group, California Realtors for Fair Housing,…
Civil rights ran through the front page of this six-page issue. The Mountain-Plains District Council elected Mrs. Lily Okura as…
The assassination of President John F. Kennedy shaped this four-page issue. An editorial mourned him, and national JACL leaders and…
Civil rights ran through this six-page issue. Mas Hironaka of San Diego was re-elected to a third term as chairman…
Civil rights was a main thread of this four-page issue. Sen. Daniel K. Inouye said he would vote to end…
Civil rights ran through this four-page issue. JACL joined the National Leadership Conference on Civil Rights in pledging to strengthen…
A Supreme Court case over citizenship led the news in this four-page issue. The Court agreed to review a 1940…
Fair housing and civil rights ran through much of this four-page issue. Pacific Citizen reported that Tacoma’s open housing law…
Who will lead the JACL next was the question on the front page of this four-page issue. An article titled…
Civil rights ran through this four-page issue. Mike Masaoka reported on the House Judiciary Subcommittee shaping a comprehensive bill, with…
Civil rights and the legislative process ran through this four-page issue. The front page showed Rep. Spark M. Matsunaga receiving…
Civil rights ran through this four-page issue. Mike Masaoka wrote about the Birmingham bombing that killed four Negro girls and…
Civil rights was the question on the front page of this four-page issue. The Central California District Council issued its…
The August 28 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom was the main subject of this four-page issue. Mike Masaoka…
The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom filled this four-page issue. K. Patrick Okura wrote that JACL “did itself…