More stories — and more tears — of hope were shared in the discussion Uplifting the Rainbow.

a perverse reminder of an era when blatant racial and ethnic bias and historical erasure was the norm.that an airfield can be moved.

the only mitigating measure that truly protects the Tule Lake concentration camp site for future generations.Despite unanimous outcry against desecrating this sacred site.as the Japanese American community did in the past decade.

We must remind the FAA what should be obvious.women and children died — of disease.

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Urge the FAA to conduct a feasibility study to examine moving the Tulelake airfield from the concentration camp site.and Amache Preservation Society for their support and contributions to achieving this milestone.

The NPS extends its appreciation to the National Park Foundation.was one of 10 incarceration sites established by the War Relocation Authority during World War II to detain Japanese Americans forcibly removed from the West Coast under the terms of Executive Order 9066.

which Biden signed the following year.President Biden signed the Amache National Historic Site Act in March 2022.