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National News

JACL Rejects Citizenship Query in 2020 Census

WASHINGTON — Following the release by the Census Bureau of 2020 census questions that includes the query “Is this person…

P.C. EditorMarch 29, 2018

National News

442 Vet Yamamoto Passed Over by Palo Alto School Board

Opponents of Naming a School After the Nisei Prove Victorious Staff report The Palo Alto Unified School District’s five-member Board…

P.C. EditorMarch 28, 2018

National News

Palo Alto School Board to Vote on Renaming School After 442 Vet

‘Yamamoto’ Surname Provokes Opposition by Some Recent Immigrants By George Toshio Johnston, Senior Editor, Digital & Social Media The push…

P.C. EditorMarch 23, 2018

National News Politics

JALD Delegation Returns From Japan

The 10 delegates from the 2018 Japanese American Leadership Delegation, including JACL National Director David Inoue, returned to the U.S.…

P.C. EditorMarch 23, 2018

Community JACL News

Riverside JACL Kicks Off ‘Year of Celebration’

The Riverside JACL chapter is celebrating its 50th year of service. Pictured at the chapter’s recent installation luncheon are (from…

P.C. EditorMarch 23, 2018

AARP Columnists

Reimagine Everything: The Tax Filing Deadline Is Approaching: Things to Look Out for and Be Aware of

Scott Tanaka By Scott Tanaka In the first article that I wrote for the Pacific Citizen, I mentioned that prior…

P.C. EditorMarch 23, 2018

Features Homepage Feature In-Depth

Dr. Michio Kaku and What’s Next for Humanity

Michio Kaku has released his latest book, titled “The Future of Humanity: Terraforming Mars, Interstellar Travel, Immortality, and Our Destiny Beyond…

P.C. EditorMarch 23, 2018

JACL National News Politics

Sec. Zinke’s Comments Highlight the Need for Continued Funding of JA Confinement Sites Grants

WASHINGTON — Like most Americans, JACL is dismayed by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke’s attempt at humor, patronization — or combination…

P.C. EditorMarch 23, 2018

Features Homepage Feature In-Depth

A Visit to the 2018 Critical Mixed Race Studies Conference

Ken Tanabe, left, and Jeff Chiba Stearns lead the Community Caucus at CMRS. (Photo: Rob Buscher) Leaders in the multiracial…

P.C. EditorMarch 23, 2018

Aizumi Columnists

A Mother’s Take: ‘This Is Me’

Marsha Aizumi By Marsha Aizumi I always believe that when things repeat in my life, it’s a sign that I…

P.C. EditorMarch 23, 2018