P.C. Editor In Homepage Feature, Incarceration & Redress, JACL, National, News Not Sayonara: The Fight for Justice Continues JACL National President Gary Mayeda, left, with JoAnn Macbeth and Hampden Macbeth, the widow and son of the late Angus…Read More
P.C. Editor In Commentary & Opinions, JACL, Reflections Reflections: The Advantage of Belonging to the JACL By Laurie Shigekuni It was a joy and privilege to travel to Washington, D.C., from July 6-10 with my Dad…Read More
P.C. Editor In Arts & Entertainment, Asakawa, Commentary & Opinions, Incarceration & Redress Nikkei View: ‘The Little Exile’ Is a Great Addition to the JA Reading List By Gil Asakawa The historical story of the Japanese American incarceration during World War II is still not well-known in…Read More
P.C. Editor In Community, News Twin Cities Honors 2017 High School Graduates Twin Cities 2017 high school graduates and scholarship recipients from left are Aria Flomer, Benjamin Jourdan, Nathan Noma, Madeline Bocek,…Read More
P.C. Editor In In-Depth, Incarceration & Redress, National, News ‘Righting a Wrong: Japanese Americans and World War II’ Is a Very Special Exhibit The Shimomura family visited the Smithsonian Museum of American History during the JACL National Convention. (Photo: Greg Marutani) Although the…Read More
P.C. Editor In Homepage Feature, JACL, National, News JACL 48th National Convention: Strategic Planning in Order JACL chapter delegates participate attentively at the National Council meeting during the 48th JACL National Convention in Washington, D.C. (Photo:…Read More