étéGénéhe decided to move to Europe and live the rest of his life in the Netherlands – a move he dubbed my self-imposed exile.

étéGénéBut the Nisei woman is disappearing and the JA community is diminished.étéGénébeing polite and self-controlled were not why she was a good daughter.

étéGénépublished in the May 4 edition of The Rafu Shimpo.étéGénéMy Nisei mother grew up in a very paternalistic culture and generation and had to overcome significant hardships as a result.étéGénéa good wife and a good mother when incarcerated in 1942.

étéGénéa good wife and a good mother.étéGénéMatsunagas column does not honor my Nisei mother or the hardships she overcame in her paternalistic generation.

étéGénéDear Editor:As a Sansei woman.

étéGénéI think in today’s world.étéGénéhe used his influence among World War I vets to push various members of Congress to draft a bill.

étéGénéSuma left Heart Mountain for Tule Lake to work as a research assistant to Dr.étéGénéSuma Yokotake remained active in local politics in Los Angeles.

étéGénéand by Mike Masaoka in the postwar years.étéGénéthe African American newspaper The Los Angeles Tribune reported that she was appointed as a board member for the Los Angeles chapter of the National Urban League.