Chapter One: Evolution of a Revolutionary By Joyce Nakamura. Posted December 12, 2022. Introduction I wrote this reflections piece as a lens into how I became a revolutionary and what being a revolutionary looked like in different periods of my life. During the period of the emergence of the New Communist Movement (NCM) and the …
A Personal Reflection: Japanese Americans in the Age of Reparatory Justice By Susan Hayase. Posted October 7, 2022. Preamble: Many people are familiar with the standard narrative about the forced removal and incarceration of Japanese and Japanese Americans by the U.S. government during WWII. Far fewer know anything about the legislation providing for a token compensation and …
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A Shadow Following the Light in the Little Tokyo River by Jeff Chop. Posted June 22, 2022. Every year, I wait for rain. Hard to imagine Little Tokyo as a place, where people once lived in huts made with bushes. Trails with no tire tracks, no streets, and no noise. Before skyscrapers, the people living …
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