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This year’s JALD delegates participated in an orientation session on Jan. 30-31 at the Japanese American National Museum in Los…

P.C. EditorApril 2, 2015

National News

By P.C. Staff WASHINGTON, D.C. — Todd Endo, likely the last surviving Asian American participant in the 1965 voting rights…

P.C. EditorApril 2, 2015

National News

This year’s JALD delegates participated in an orientation session on Jan. 30-31 at the Japanese American National Museum in Los…

P.C. EditorMarch 5, 2015

(From left) Prof. Franklin Odo leads a panel discussion with Shirley Higuchi, Norman Y. Mineta, David Ono, Alice Takemoto and…

P.C. EditorMarch 5, 2015

Community News

By P.C. Staff Manzanar? The 442nd? The internment? At one time, these were just vaguely familiar names to Tom Graves,…

P.C. EditorFebruary 24, 2015

National News

Brothers Mamoru “Mori” (left) and James Tanimoto were among 35 Nisei men from Block 42 who were sent to Klamath…

P.C. EditorFebruary 24, 2015

National News

Banners representing each of the 10 World War II American concentration camps, along with the Crystal City Internment Camp and…

P.C. EditorFebruary 24, 2015

National News

A view of Honouliuli Camp looking into the gulch in Central Oahu. Honouliuli was the largest and longest-used World War…

P.C. EditorFebruary 24, 2015

Community News

By P.C. Staff SAN FRANCISCO — Emily Murase was unanimously elected president of the San Francisco Board of Education on…

P.C. EditorFebruary 24, 2015

National News

By P.C. Staff SEATTLE — The Asian Hall of Fame, which “honors distinguished individuals of Asian Pacific descent whose personal…

P.C. EditorFebruary 24, 2015