Fears after the killings of Japanese students, and an Endowment Fund debate
Violence against Japanese students in the United States ran through the April 22, 1994 issue. The front page reported on…
Print Issue: 1994
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Civil rights work, health care reform and a San Jose sculpture
Civil rights work ran through the April 15, 1994 issue. Karen Narasaki, JACL’s Washington, D.C. representative, told the Detroit Chapter’s…
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Same-sex marriage vote, a JA women’s exhibit and the JACL-OCA conference
Three subjects ran through the 8 pages of this issue. The Pacific Southwest District Council of JACL voted to support…
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Redress funding, two murdered exchange students, and an MPDC meeting
Redress and the killing of two Japanese exchange students shared the front page. JACL National Director Randy Senzaki praised President…
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Bruce Yamashita’s commission and the video game stereotype debate
Bruce I. Yamashita was commissioned as a captain in the Marine Corps on March 18, after a five-year fight against…
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Paul Igasaki’s EEOC nomination and a 1994 JACL convention preview
Paul Igasaki, executive director of the Asian Law Caucus and a former JACL Washington representative, was the lead story. President…
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Day of Remembrance events and a poll on ethnic stereotypes
Day of Remembrance observances filled the front page, with Diablo Valley Chapter members winning city proclamations in Walnut Creek, Martinez…
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U.S.-Japan trade tensions, and the JACL debate over the PC
Trade tensions between the United States and Japan ran through this issue. Gwen Muranaka interviewed Glen Fukushima, who called the…
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February 1994: JACL National Board meeting and a shooting in Palos Verdes
The JACL National Board meeting of Feb. 12 and 13 filled most of the front page. The board created a…
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JACL’s February 1994 board meeting and the Pacific Citizen dispute
The JACL National Board met in San Francisco on Feb. 12-13, 1994, and nearly all of this eight-page issue covered…
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The Pacific Citizen’s role, and a youth conference in San Francisco
The Pacific Citizen’s own future was the main story. Members of the Pacific Southwest District Council unanimously approved 10 recommendations…
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Slurs, a JACL rift over the Pacific Citizen, and convention plans
The paper’s own place inside JACL was the hardest-fought subject of this 8-page issue. Paul M. Shinkawa’s speech to the…
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Hawaii redress rulings and the Northridge earthquake
Redress and the Northridge earthquake shared this eight-page issue. On the front page, the Office of Redress Administration reversed an…
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Bruce Yamashita’s commission and the JACL’s Pacific Citizen dispute
Bruce Yamashita led the news after he accepted a Pentagon offer of a U.S. Marine Corps captain’s commission. Gwen Muranaka…
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New JACL director, a new year, and the Pacific Citizen debate
JACL’s direction in 1994 ran through the issue. Randy Senzaki, the newly appointed National Director, sat for an interview and…