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Minidoka survivors Fujiko Tamura-Gardner, Karen Hirai Olen and Mary Abo (center) were joined by Idaho Gov. Brad Little (left), Friends…

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Community News

Originally scheduled for July 3-6, the decision is motivated by the health and safety of its pilgrims. The Tule Lake…

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Community News

Members of the JACL-AZ Chapter, the Gila River Indian Community and Ira H. Hayes Post 84 gather to dedicate a…

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National News

In her advocacy work to help others cope with mental health trauma, Ina earns a presidential citation. By Ray Locker…

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National News

According to a news release from Tsuru for Solidarity, its Pilgrimage to Close the Camps, which had been scheduled for…

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Community News

Citing “ … health and safety concerns related to the COVID-19 virus,” both the 51st annual Manzanar Pilgrimage and the…

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Columnists Executive Director National

David Inoue One of the most-troubling aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic has been the hatred directed towards those of us…

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National News

In an email sent today from the National JACL, the organization is urging the public to ask their member of…

P.C. EditorMarch 17, 2020

National News

Last week, 68 Japanese American college students, young adults, and chaperones returned from JACL’s Kakehashi program, a 10-day cultural exchange…

P.C. EditorMarch 9, 2020

Community News

Members of UC Riverside’s Nikkei Student Union along with guest speakers (pictured at center) Carrie Morita, Jim Matsuoka and June…

P.C. EditorMarch 6, 2020