Rachel @maddow has a new six-part podcast on the wartime incarceration of Japanese Americans. I'm told I'm in all 6 parts and featured in Part 2. The first two eps drop on December 1. @MaddowBlog https://t.co/HFJRBswad2 via @msnbc

Haunted by History, Japanese Americans Fight Trump’s Immigration Crackdown https://t.co/MwE64NtIsP via @NYTimes

Our film on the largest organized resistance to wartime incarceration is now on a streaming platform. "Conscience and the Constitution" premiered 25 yrs ago on PBS. You can now watch it on the Nichi Bei Foundation's Films of Remembrance On Demand service. https://t.co/TQ15GlBUZb

To celebrate Cal Raleigh’s birthday, we have a @Topps rookie card to give away! Repost and reply for a chance to win.

Introducing: Rachel Maddow presents: Burn Order https://t.co/HFJRBswad2 via @msnbc

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Well how about that. Mariners back in first place (tied) for the first time since June 1. They were 7 out July 10.

Our animated short, "WE HEREBY REFUSE: The Akutsu Family Resists," has just been nominated for a Northwest Regional Emmy Award in the category of Historical/Cultural-Short Form Content. Congrats to @FrankAbe, @RossIshikawa & all at @SeattleChannel. Watch:

Join @KCLS on August 9 for a talk by author @FrankAbe about the parallels between present day mass deportation, Japanese American wartime incarceration, and his graphic novel, We Hereby Refuse: Japanese American Resistance to Wartime Incarceration: https://t.co/Ty7hBrhiDf

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Farewell to @BrianWilsonLive. He outlived both his brothers and I'm grateful to have his music. He had already composed this bittersweet farewell for the band's 50th anniversary in 2012 with the "Summer's Gone" suite. Give it a listen to the end.

Tonight, YURI is proud to be in conversation with our dear friend @WeHerebyRefuse @FrankAbe and his co-editor Floyd Cheung as they present their new @PenguinBooks anthology, THE LITERATURE OF JAPANESE AMERICAN INCARCERATION.

Guy is speaking my love language

My dad was an FBI agent when he was ordered to arrest Japanese Americans for internment. He did it for a day, quit, joined the Navy, and spent three years fighting in the South Pacific, 28 island landings. Never regretted his decision. His lesson was, "You can always say no."

@Emilio2763 @stuartpstevens Surely, you are not racist enough to conflate the unconstitutional arrest of innocent American citizens with defending our nation against a foreign government that had literally attacked Pearl Harbor.

Wow. @JACL_National jumps to the forefront and redeems 84 years of history with this act of much-needed leadership. Thank you David Inoue, for identifying how Japanese Americans have standing to show harm from the malicious dismantling of our institutions and civil liberties.

Sounding the alarm with my friends in the Asian American Journalists Association @aaja. https://t.co/mw6JPyGa9J

See this Instagram post by @frankabe

Significantly, the event is co-sponsored by @ResistenciaNW, with many connections to be drawn between the arrest of our grandparents and great-grandparents as enemy aliens in WW2 and the targeting of immigrants for deportation today. 2/2. Free tickets: https://t.co/g64WhRNOFl

Join us at @ElliottBayBooks on April 10 for the Seattle launch of "The Gate of Memory: Poems by Descendants of Nikkei Wartime Incarceration" from @haymarketbooks. I will moderate with editors Brynn Saito and Brandon Shimoda and readings from local poets in the volume. 1/2