Reflecting on the federal government’s apology and reparations to Japanese Americans in 1988, Harvey Watanabe called the payments “a token,” and said the apology left him “a little bit wanting.” Yet he explains that the gesture still carried meaning: “I cannot recall anybody else getting or accepting [an apology] on an individual basis, not on… an ethnic-group-wide basis, like we got. Which is by itself something.” Mindful of the future, Watanabe offers a key message and takeaway: “We have to be

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