Don TamakiKeynote speaker Don Tamaki explained the historic and current intersections between advocacy efforts for reparations within the Japanese American and Black American communities: We can learn from the leaders of this pilgrimage.

especially in light of the injustice faced by many Nisei families.The Army Historical Foundation establishes.

In addition to discovering more about Higashiokas grandfathers service.Learning more about his heroism.Army owns and operates the museum.

Congress with leaders of both parties in attendance.LEED-certified museum opened on Nov.

NVN conducted extensive research to uncover details of the elder Higashiokas military service and his familys experience at Poston.

he served valiantly while the U.located on 226 1st St and included a variety of fan favorites like hayashi rice and new choices like peach butter mochi.

dedicated to fostering acceptance.and heres to many more!MARIE SEKIGUCHI / RAFU SHIMPOFounder’s son.

This song is a collaboration with Great Leap who famously wrote the Fandango odori song and includes vocals from Traci Kato-Kiriyama.This initiative stemmed from the personal experiences of its founder.