Commentary
Our readers and community members share their thoughts via their commentaries.
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Stop AAPI Hate raises alarm about escalation of hate in the U.S. and echoes calls for ceasefire in Gaza
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For the past several weeks, communities across the U.S. have faced a terrifying escalation of hate in the form of harassment, threats, and violence. Countless Palestinian, Muslim, Arab, and Jewish […] READ MORE
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Support our Nichi Bei Day of Giving
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Dear Friends, The Nichi Bei Foundation will enter its 15th year as an innovative nonprofit organization in 2024. We publish the nation’s leading Japanese American community newspaper while offering engaging […] READ MORE
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Introducing … a new Japanese section
KENJI G. TAGUMA, Nichi Bei News
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Today marks a historic occasion in the legacy of the Nichi Bei News, as we take a bold leap to launch a new Japanese section. As we set out to […] READ MORE
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Ninth Circuit affirms dismissal of Tule Lake Committee v. FAA, et al.
BARBARA TAKEI
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Earlier this month, the Tule Lake Committee lost its appeal in Tule Lake Committee v. FAA, et al. The U.S. Ninth Circuit in San Francisco affirmed the lower court’s dismissal […] READ MORE
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Activism in reporting
TOMO HIRAI
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In 2016, I penned an op-ed describing the fear many in the transgender community felt following the election of President Donald Trump. We rushed to process paperwork for gender change […] READ MORE
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Your historical immigration records are being held hostage. Again.
LINDA HARMS OKAZAKI
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The USCIS Genealogy Program has proposed an outrageous new fee hike, which will also change how some documents are provided. The fee for initiating an Index Search for an individual […] READ MORE
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David and Goliath battle over Tule Lake
Barbara Takei
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Nearly a decade has gone by in the Tule Lake Committee’s fight to stop the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) and the Tulelake community’s plan to fence off and expand the […] READ MORE
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Remembering Roger
BARBARA TAKEI
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The first book I read about Japanese American history was Roger Daniels’ book, “The Politics of Prejudice.” It was 1966, and in my research as a college freshman, it was […] READ MORE
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Sixth annual Nichi Bei Day of Giving fundraiser Sept. 5
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Livestream Web-a-thon to feature the best of the ‘Nichi Bei Café,’ staff and board, and more The public is invited to join in on the sixth annual Nichi Bei Day […] READ MORE
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On memorializing James Wakasa
PATRICK HAYASHI
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Mr. Wakasa was shot by a guard while walking his dog along the perimeter of the fence at the Topaz, Utah concentration camp. Other prisoners created a half-ton, five-foot high, […] READ MORE
