P.C. Editor In Commentary & Opinions, Community, Incarceration & Redress, News Help WWII Tule Lake Teacher Find Her Fourth Grade Students Mrs. Katherine Liebert Kirkland (left) smiles for a photo with Michelle Huey and Joshua Kaizuka of the Florin JACL Civil…Read More
P.C. Editor In Community, Incarceration & Redress, News Architect Ernie Yoshino Receives Award From AIA (Above) Elizabeth Chu Richter awards Ernie Yoshino with a Presidential Citation. Local architect Ernie Yoshino was presented recently with a…Read More
P.C. Editor In Community, Incarceration & Redress, News Tuna Canyon Traveling Exhibit Promises to Be an Experience that Speaks to All After being awarded a $102,190 grant from the National Parks Service’s Japanese American Confinement Sites program, the Tuna Canyon Detention…Read More
P.C. Editor In In-Depth, National, News Taking the Paper Out of Newspaper Developments over the JACL National Board’s vote to end the printed edition of the Pacific Citizen have raised new questions…Read More
P.C. Editor In Community, In-Depth, News Seattle’s Hirabayashi Place Nearing Completion A rendering of Hirabayashi Place. Located in Seattle’s Nihonmachi, the first major outdoor memorial to Japanese American community history and…Read More
P.C. Editor In Community, In-Depth, News Heart Mountain Interpretive Center Hosts Conference on Multicultural Issues (Above) Shirley Ann Higuchi (center), head of legal and regulatory affairs at the American Psychological Assn. and chair of the…Read More
P.C. Editor In Arts & Entertainment, In-Depth, Incarceration & Redress, National, News ‘Never Give Up! Minoru Yasui and the Fight for Justice’ Min Yasui in 1983 while filming in Minidoka. Photo courtesy of Holly Yasui By Holly Yasui ‘We need more people…Read More
P.C. Editor In Commentary & Opinions, Youth Commentary: The Tiger Mom and the Model Minority By Matthew Ormseth In recent years, the “Tiger Mom” has carved out a space for herself in the American imagination:…Read More