As president and CEO of the Go For Broke National Education Center, Mitchell T. Maki works to honor and preserve the legacy of Japanese American WWII veterans. He discusses why he believes it’s important their story be told and how it can offer us important lessons for the present day. #VoicesMagnified #APAHM #AAPI
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Sad that the Democrats locked up their family members in concentration camps while they went and fought for Zion.
The soldiers of the 442nd are true heroes fighting for their country and their identity.
That’s nice and all…, but I’m tired of media organizations propping up particular groups when it suits you…. just point out this is on the heels of the Asian hate propaganda! 😒 we’re paying attention 👀
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They did have a rightful place and deserve to be honored.
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Pastor Murray is an Anointed Servant of GOD who teaches the Word of GOD with Authority!!!!!!!
I would thank them for their service. However this is as racist as 2 movies about the Tuskegee Airmen. You are recognising people because of their race. For instance my father flew in the same theatre as the Tuskegee Airmen and yet nobody's made a movie about his unit specifically. They were great because of what they did, Lot what race they were. Is there a museum dedicated only to Anglo soldiers? I guess my Uncle would not be recognized for having been a medic with the 101st but would be recognised for being a descendant of Choctaw people and being a medic.
Thank you for reminding us this part of history. I watched Medal of Honor in Netflix and quite surpised there's a japanese-american recipient among them
As American as can be, thank them for their service as you would any person who fought.