The 2013 holiday issue: The Gift of Giving
Giving was the theme of this 80-page holiday issue, and the stories took it in many directions. Executive Editor Allison…
Print Issue: 2013
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Nisei veterans honored in 2013, plus John Tateishi at Manzanar
Honors for Nisei veterans ran through the 12 pages of this November 2013 issue. Nalea J. Ko reported that eleven…
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Nisei veterans honored, plus the JACL National Board meets
Nisei veterans were at the center of the November 1, 2013 issue. Dale Theda wrote a first-hand account of a…
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JACL honors its ‘Champions’ as a shutdown closes Manzanar
The JACL ‘Salute to Champions’ Gala in Washington, D.C., led the news. More than 200 guests attended as JACL recognized…
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Redress at 25, a San Francisco volunteer, and a saved flower shop
The 25th anniversary of redress and the Civil Liberties Act of 1988 led this issue. The JACL Pacific Southwest District’s…
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The 2013 National JACL Scholarship winners and their essays
The 2013 National JACL Scholarship winners filled most of this 16-page issue. Chip Larouche announced that the program awarded $64,000…
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March on Washington at 50, a bone marrow match, and Manzanar
The 50th anniversary of the March on Washington ran through this issue. Priscilla Ouchida reported on Todd Endo, who carried…
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Racism and solidarity: the Sikh tragedy and the Trayvon Martin resolution
Hate and discrimination ran through this 12-page issue. On the first anniversary of the Oak Creek Sikh temple shooting, JACL…
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2013 JACL National Convention in Washington, D.C.: redress at 25
Coverage of the 44th JACL National Convention in Washington, D.C., filled this issue, with redress at its center. The convention…
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Remembering Harry Honda, and a redress timeline
Harry K. Honda, the Pacific Citizen’s editor emeritus, was the focus of this 16-page issue. Nalea J. Ko wrote his…
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Tuna Canyon, the DOMA ruling and a Tule Lake student summit
Two decisions shaped the news in this July 5, 2013 issue. The Los Angeles City Council unanimously declared an oak…
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Tule Lake, Tuna Canyon and the Kansha Project: June 2013
History sites and how they are remembered ran through this 16-page issue. JACL National Director Priscilla Ouchida donated a California…
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A Placer County memorial, honorary degrees and a call to save Tule Lake
A memorial to Japanese American veterans and internees was dedicated in Roseville on June 2, with more than 350 people…
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Santa Ono, a Gold Medal tour stop and a video that drew outrage
Santa J. Ono’s investiture as the 28th president of the University of Cincinnati, the first Asian American in that role,…
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Redress anniversary, the JACL budget and Tule Lake grants
Plans for the JACL national convention in Washington, D.C. ran through this issue, with Floyd Mori previewing a celebration of…
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Kyle Larson, Berkeley’s cherry trees and the Spring Campaign
Kyle Larson, the 20-year-old Hapa Japanese American NASCAR driver, was the cover subject, and Nalea J. Ko wrote about how…