Grant Ujifusa makes a substantial gift to The Pacific Citizen to honor Harry Honda .
Redress strategist and longtime New York resident Grant Ujifusa has pledged a substantial monetary gift to the Pacific Citizen in recognition of the decades of dedication to the newspaper performed by Harry Honda, who died in 2013. READ MORE…
Grant Ujifusa and Governor Tom Kean on persuading Ronald Reagan to change his mind about HR 442 on CSPAN.… Read
Redress on CUNY TV.
Redress at the New York Union Club
Description of published book (Grant Ujifusa Segment 1) [2:04]
Family’s history in Wyoming (Grant Ujifusa Segment 2) [1:58]
Wyoming
Growing up Sansei (Grant Ujifusa Segment 3) [1:21] Postwar Wyoming
Being recruited for the redress movement (Grant Ujifusa Segment 4) [1:49] 1980-1989
The emotional impact of the commission hearings (Grant Ujifusa Segment 5) [3:59] 1980-1989 New York
Getting involved with the Japanese American Citizens League (Grant Ujifusa Segment 6) [3:21] 1980-1989
Changing political alignments (Grant Ujifusa Segment 7) [5:07] Postwar
Thoughts on being a liberal Republican in the fight for redress (Grant Ujifusa Segment 8) [2:01] Postwar
Formation of Legislative Education Committee of the JACL (Grant Ujifusa Segment 9) [1:21] 1980-1989
Encountering a particularly verbose opponent while lobbying Capitol Hill (Grant Ujifusa Segment 10) [2:51] 1980-1989 Washington, D.C.
Being introduced to Senator Daniel Inouye (Grant Ujifusa Segment 11) [3:16] 1980-1989 Washington, D.C.
Working with Senator Daniel Inouye (Grant Ujifusa Segment 12) [4:27] 1980-1989 Washington, D.C.
Getting votes, what the anti-abortion movement has in common with redress (Grant Ujifusa Segment 13) [1:12] 1980-1989 Washington, D.C.
Personal impact of involvement in redress movement (Grant Ujifusa Segment 14) [1:09]
Passing the torch (Grant Ujifusa Segment 15) [2:05]
August 10, 1988. President Reagan’s Remarks and signing Ceremony for the Japanese-American Internment Compensation Bill (HR442) in the OEOB in Washington DC on August 10, 1988
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NEW YORK, April 24, 2019 — Nautical historian Steven Ujifusa discusses the invention of the clipper ship and his new book Barons of the Sea: And Their Race to Build the World’s Fastest Clipper Ship with Asia Society President Emeritus Nick Platt. (1 hr., 10 min.)
NEW YORK, April 24, 2019 — Nautical historian Steven Ujifusa discusses the invention of the clipper ship and his new book Barons of the Sea: And Their Race to Build the World’s Fastest Clipper Ship with Asia Society President Emeritus Nick Platt.
Naval historian Steven Ujifusa recalled the 19th century American seamen and merchants who competed for profits in the tea and opium trades.
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