People’s History – Leaving a Legacy of Local Knowledge
Two UH Researchers Bid Farewell to Historic Center
Kevin Y. Kawamoto
Special to The Hawai‘i Herald
Kevin Kawamoto is a longtime contributor to The Hawai‘i Herald.
Their names have been synonymous with oral history research in Hawai‘i for...
Ageless Lessons From Katsu Goto
Patsy Y. Iwasaki
Special to The Hawai‘i Herald
The more I learn about Katsu Goto, the more determined I am to share the fascinating story of his short life with others. I have been pursuing this...
Nisei Soldiers – Gov. Ige to 442nd Veterans: “Okagesma De …”
Legendary 442nd Regimental Combat Team Celebrates 74 Years Since Its Formation in the Heat of War
Gov. David Ige
Published with Permission
Editor’s note: Close to 450 people turned out to honor and celebrate the famed 442nd...
Book on “Sugihara Survivors” Published in English
TÖKYÖ — A former official of the Japan National Tourism Organization has released an English-language version of his research on the wartime escape of Jews from Nazi persecution via Japan.
Akira Kitade, 70, published his...
Review – “I Am Not Your Negro”
Academy Award-Nominated Film is an Insightful Essay on Race Relations in America
Alan Suemori
Commentary
Special to The Hawai‘i Herald
In 1979, the great American writer James Baldwin sent a short letter to his literary agent Jay Acton,...
The Mystery of History
Dale Minami
Published with Permission
The following is the text of Dale Minami’s keynote speech at Denshö’s 20th anniversary gala in Seattle on Sept. 24. The Herald thanks Dale for allowing us to share his insightful...
Vietnam Veterans – Forgotten … and Now Remembered
Forgotten ... and Now Remembered
Karleen Chinen
Originally published March 6, 1987
A woman lovingly arranges a bunch of fresh-cut flowers and leans them against the stark black and white wall. She brings her right hand up...
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