News Briefs: CAPAC Survey: Most Japanese Americans View President ‘Unfavorably’
In an Oct. 27 statement, the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus said 69 percent of surveyed Japanese American voters viewed…
Print Issue: Issue 3508 / Vol. 183, No. 9
Pacific Citizen Issue 3508 / Vol. 183, No. 9 ISSN: 0030-8579
Veterans Special Issue: Never a 'Forgotten Campaign'
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Nisei Veterans’ Descendant Visits Where They Fought Nazis
Author Hayley Tsukayama shares her account of the Sept. 2-10 Nisei Legacy Tour in Italy, where she visited sites where…
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Go for Broke National Education Center Holds 25th Evening of Aloha
After 37 years of existence as an organization, the Go for Broke National Education Center used its 25th Evening of…
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New Documentary Tells How Nisei Soldiers Planted ‘Seeds of Aloha’
Test screenings for director Steve Sue’s new documentary “The 100th: Seeds of Aloha” will take place throughout California in November.
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Retired Maj. Gen. William Chen Discusses Career That Spanned Cuban Missile Crisis to the First Gulf War
Retired Maj. Gen. William Chen discusses with military historian Montgomery Hom his 32-year-long Army career that began with the Cuban…
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Japanese American Vietnam War Vets Represent a Legacy in Motion
Japanese American military veterans once again stepped onto the streets of Little Tokyo in Los Angeles — not simply as…
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During WWII, Fort Snelling’s MIS Language School Turned Nisei Into America’s Secret Weapon
Military Intelligence Service graduates served in the Pacific and occupied Japan, and about a third of the soldiers were recruited…
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Last Step of Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial’s Journey Is Completed
Twelve survivors cut the ribbon Oct. 11 on the $6.5 million center, which tells how Japanese American incarceration began with…
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Orange County Black Chamber Honors Ken Inouye
Former JACL national president receives Distinguished Service Award. COSTA MESA, Calif. — Longtime civil rights advocate Kenneth K. Inouye was…