The 442nd’s 50th anniversary and the JACL national board meeting
The 50th anniversary of the 100th Infantry Battalion and the 442nd Regimental Combat Team filled much of this eight-page issue.…
Print Issue: 1993
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JACL board meets in Washington, D.C., and a library fixes a label
The JACL national board met in Washington, D.C., March 19-21, and the meeting filled much of this 8-page issue. Richard…
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Warren Furutani’s ballot reversal and a teen’s sentence in the Kono case
Warren Furutani, a Los Angeles Unified School District board member, was put back on the April election ballot after a…
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Gays in the military, and racial remarks by officials
The question of gays in the military ran through this eight-page issue. Lt. Col. Thomas Mukai of the U.S. Army…
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After the World Trade Center bombing: Yamasaki, Nikkei, and redress news
The Feb. 26 bombing of the World Trade Center ran through this 12-page issue. The towers were designed by the…
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Clinton’s economic plan, and the 1993 Day of Remembrance
Reactions to President Clinton’s economic plan led the February 26, 1993 issue. Gwen Muranaka reported on Clyde Prestowitz, Jr., who…
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Asian American political clout and the ‘Nannygate’ debate
Asian American political influence was the main subject of this eight-page issue. Gwen Muranaka reported on a Feb. 11 roundtable…
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Racial slurs in Spokane and baseball, and the gay ban debate
Racial slurs in public life drew the most attention in this eight-page issue. Gwen Muranaka reported on the unresolved case…
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Gays in the military, Thurgood Marshall and civil rights
Civil rights ran through this eight-page issue. Gwen Muranaka reported on President Clinton’s move to lift the ban on gays…
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Thurgood Marshall’s death, a Hawaii apology and race relations in 1993
A Hawaii legislator’s planned apology to Sen. Daniel Inouye led the news, but much of the issue turned to civil…
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Doris Matsui joins Clinton White House staff, and a Texas road-name fight
Doris Matsui’s appointment to President-elect Bill Clinton’s White House staff led the news. She was named deputy assistant to the…
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Janice Ugaki’s Rhodes scholarship and a farewell to Henry Gosho
Janice Ugaki of Blackfoot, Idaho, won a Rhodes scholarship and will begin studies at Oxford in the fall. Gwen Muranaka’s…
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Past JACL presidents look back, and the New Year begins
Looking back at JACL’s leadership was the main subject of this New Year’s issue. Past national presidents Hank Tanaka, James…