and its a testament to the many who came together to make this film possible.

War Relocation Authority data on the people they imprisoned and where they went upon leaving the camps.JANM StatementThe Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles also issued a statement:The Japanese American National Museum (JANM) questions the National Archives and Record Administrations plan.

and understand their history so they can participate more effectively in their government.Its the National Archives responsibility to protect access to these records because they really belong to all of us.Right: The image that replaced it.

Also of note was requesting the removal of Holocaust materials from a planned exhibit.But instead of educating the public about WWII incarceration and other dark chapters of American history.

But lets be clear: erasing the experiences of people of color in this country is not welcoming.

Managing the National Archives.284 persons of Japanese ancestry incarcerated in Americas concentration camps.

She has provided further service to the field as president of the Western Museums Associations board and as an advisory council member of the Council of Jewish American Museums.California Asian Pacific Chamber of Commerce.

he served as the chief operating officer at JANM.Jane Yada joined the Board of Trustees and Shinichi Fujinami.