Iranians in America, JACL’s response, and the Nisei viewed in print
JACL’s response to the Iranian situation led this eight-page issue. Karl Nobuyuki, JACL national spokesman, said Japanese Americans had suffered…
JACL’s response to the Iranian situation led this eight-page issue. Karl Nobuyuki, JACL national spokesman, said Japanese Americans had suffered…
Support for a Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians ran through this eight-page issue. Rep. Norman Mineta spoke…
The Iran hostage crisis drew sharp comparisons to the wartime treatment of Japanese Americans in this 8-page issue. The front…
Redress and the Iranian hostage crisis shared the front page. JACL declared that it deplored mob actions against Iranian visitors…
A four-part NHK-TV drama, “Amerika Monogatari (Story of America),” led this eight-page issue. Mas Manbo reported from Tokyo that the…
Plans for a five-part television series on Japanese American history led the news. The JACL aimed to produce visual essays…
Support for the redress commission bills S. 1647 and HR 3499 was a main thread of this 8-page issue. The…
Local politics, immigration and the paper’s own 50th year shared the front page. Carson Mayor Pro-tem Sak Yamamoto and councilman…
Redress led the news. Majority Leader Jim Wright of Texas introduced the internment commission bill into the Congressional Record, and…
Redress legislation led the news. HR 5499, a bill to create a Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians,…
The redress study bill drew the biggest news in this eight-page issue. The House version of the JACL-backed measure was…
Redress was the main business of this eight-page issue. House leaders agreed to introduce a counterpart to S. 1647, which…
Redress led the news in this eight-page issue. The Marina City Council became the first civic body to pass a…
The dedication of the Minidoka Relocation Center site as a U.S. Historic Place led this issue. About 500 people gathered…
A film about Terminal Island dominated the front page. The JACL and the California Council for the Humanities approved the…
Redress was the main business of this 8-page issue from August 31, 1979. The San Francisco Board of Supervisors passed…