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Gary Iwamoto

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The history of the International Examiner

Think back to June 1974—nearly 40 years ago. Richard Nixon was struggling to save his presidency. Impeachment proceedings in the U.S. House of Representatives...

Vera Ing: Living the Dream (1940-2014)

Celebration of life on Saturday, February 1. .

‘In Defense of Civil Rights’ Honors Beginning of U.S. Asian American Movement

Photo caption: “In Defense of Civil Rights: The 40-Year History of the Asian Law Caucus” by Sam Cacas (Smashwords Edition, 2012). by Sam Cacas In...

Op-Ed: We’re Better Off with Comprehensive Gun Safety Laws

Photo Caption:  On Jan. 16th, President Obama wrote 20 executive actions to curb gun violence comprehensively. Photo credit: Reuters. Whenever there is a mass shooting...

25 Years Later: Reflecting on the Landmark Hirabayashi/Korematsu Case

The Hirabayashi “coram nobis” case is a landmark civil rights case which exposed the racial prejudice of government officials in promulgating military orders which...

Gordon Hirabayash​i Passes Away

Gordon Hirabayashi passed away at the age of 93 in Edmonton, Alberta on New Year’s Day.  Hirabayashi, who taught sociology at the University of...

Introduction to API Training Manual

  These social gains weren’t handed to us. We organized. We formed groups.  We formed coalitions. We marched. We demonstrated.   I grew up in the 1960s....

Sugiyama Speaks to the IE First About Leaving the CCA

The year was 1979. Jimmy Carter was President, disco was king, and 29 year-old Alan Sugiyama established the Center for Career Alternatives (CCA). And...

Sugiyama Speaks to the IE First About Leaving the CCA

The year was 1979. Jimmy Carter was President, disco was king, and 29 year-old Alan Sugiyama established the Center for Career Alternatives (CCA). And...

Lifetime Achievement Award – Sharon Maeda

Sharon Maeda is the epitome of a community activist — passionate, outspoken, politically savvy, and tenacious. Her life has been a series of change...