Teruko Kumei

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Journal Entry #2 Arms, 2 Legs, 1 Tail: "Octopus Arms Next?..."

Nikkei Chronicles #8 — Nikkei Heroes: Trailblazers, Role Models, and Inspirations

2 Presidents, 2 Senators, 2 Moms…and 2 Dads, too

Tule Lake History Passed on from Father to Son: Iwao and Hiroshi Shimizu

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Journal Entry #Only 7 Sins? Hardly: "Inhumane Humanity..."

Shinkichi Tajiri and the Paradoxes of Japanese American Identity

Nikkei Chronicles #8 — Nikkei Heroes: Trailblazers, Role Models, and Inspirations

The Hero I Never Met

My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #Since 1997: "Alternative Sports..."

Nikkei Chronicles #8 — Nikkei Heroes: Trailblazers, Role Models, and Inspirations

A Full Immersion in Today’s LA (Area) Japanese American Community

An Activist’s dilemma: the life of Katsuma Mukaeda

My Name is Neal

Journal Entry #Forrest Gump's I.Q. was 75: "But He Wasn't Stupid..."

Suspicious Points of Contact in Pre-War Chicago

The Japanese Consulate and Naka & Pearl Nakane - Part 2

Nikkei Uncovered: a poetry column

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Yellow Bowls And The Ugly Wartime History They Symbolize

Stepping over the Color Line: Nikkei at Historically Black Colleges and Universities

Yoemon Shinmasu – My Grandfather's Life in Seattle

Part 4 – Sending children to Japan

Thieving Guards, Mass Food Poisoning, and Other Facts of Life in Fresno Assembly Center

Unearthing one family's history

5 Artists Who Explore Japanese-American Incarceration and Internment

Just Being There Represents “Nikkei”: Wade Nomura of Carpinteria, CA

10 Little Known Facts of Life at Minidoka

Back Where I Belong

The truth behind religious freedom in Japan

Suspicious Points of Contact in Pre-War Chicago

The Japanese Consulate and Naka & Pearl Nakane - Part 1

Little Tokyo - Coming Full Circle: Tsutomu Maehara and his family, Jo Ann and Chef Akira Hirose, embody the Little Tokyo spirit

Nikkei Chronicles #8 — Nikkei Heroes: Trailblazers, Role Models, and Inspirations

Mine Okubo

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Journal Entry #4 More Years?: "Con(gress) Men..."

Canadian Nikkei Artist

David Hayashida on his first visit to BC, euphemisms and life on "The Rock" - Part 2

Nikkei Uncovered: a poetry column

Presence

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Journal Entry #2153 Billionaires Now: "Moolah Mischief..."

Vashon Island's Japan Festival

A Book Review - The Emperor's Orphans by Winnipeg's Sally Ito

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Journal Entry #Over $3 Million for Action #1: "Shazam!!"

Ken Magazine and Prewar anti-Japanese Propaganda

Iced in Paradise - An Interview with Author Naomi Hirahara on her Upcoming Release

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Journal Entry #100% Goofball: "Love Me for What I Am..."