Author: Lee

Cake from Porto’s

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Cake from Por­to’s

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Six months after moving — new furniture in the break room, yay! #kusar

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Six months after mov­ing — new fur­ni­ture in the break room, yay! #kusar

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Today in the lunch room: accusations are made. What will become of team morale?? #Kusar

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Today in the lunch room: accu­sa­tions are made. What will become of team morale?? #Kusar

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Tiiiiiny three-ring binder

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Tii­i­i­iny three-ring binder

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Saw this hat at a grocery store several days ago. It was child-sized. If it was my size I’d probably be wearing it right now.

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Saw this hat at a gro­cery store sev­eral days ago. It was child-sized. If it was my size I’d prob­a­bly be wear­ing it right now.

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Pomegranate kebab. If a restaurant serves you pomegranate and you eat it, you have to return.

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Pome­gran­ate kebab. If a restau­rant serves you pome­gran­ate and you eat it, you have to return.

A post shared by Lee Salazar (@133salazar) on Jun 28, 2019 at 7:34pm PDT

Detail from an exhibit on the Manzanar concentration camp #janm

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Detail from an exhibit on the Man­za­nar con­cen­tra­tion camp #janm

A post shared by Lee Salazar (@133salazar) on Jun 23, 2019 at 12:59pm PDT

For me the most emotional moments in the exhibit on Japanese American internment at #janm yesterday occurred when I read the individual stories of resistance (for example, the lawsuits of Mitsuye Endo and Fred Korematsu), allyship (Ralph Lazo), and service (posthumous medal of honor recipient Sadao Munemori).

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For me the most emo­tional moments in the exhibit on Japan­ese Amer­i­can intern­ment at #janm yes­ter­day occurred when I read the indi­vid­ual sto­ries of resis­tance (for exam­ple, the law­suits of Mit­suye Endo and Fred Kore­matsu), ally­ship (Ralph Lazo), and ser­vice (posthu­mous medal of honor recip­i­ent Sadao Munemori).

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Statelessness is an extremely vulnerable position to be in. #janm exhibit on the mistreatment of Japanese American and Japanese Latin American civilians by the US government during WWII

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State­less­ness is an extremely vul­ner­a­ble posi­tion to be in. #janm exhibit on the mis­treat­ment of Japan­ese Amer­i­can and Japan­ese Latin Amer­i­can civil­ians by the US gov­ern­ment dur­ing WWII

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Exhibit about the US internment of Japanese American civilians in concentration camps during WWII #janm #concentrationcamp

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Exhibit about the US intern­ment of Japan­ese Amer­i­can civil­ians in con­cen­tra­tion camps dur­ing WWII #janm #con­cen­tra­tioncamp

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Japanese Latin American civilians imprisoned by the US during WWII #janm

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Japan­ese Latin Amer­i­can civil­ians impris­oned by the US dur­ing WWII #janm

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Learned yesterday that the US government had made lists of Japanese American community leaders years before the WWII internment of civilians. Also learned about the US government acquiring Japanese Latin American prisoners. #janm

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Learned yes­ter­day that the US gov­ern­ment had made lists of Japan­ese Amer­i­can com­mu­nity lead­ers years before the WWII intern­ment of civil­ians. Also learned about the US gov­ern­ment acquir­ing Japan­ese Latin Amer­i­can pris­on­ers. #janm

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Portraits of Eyezon by Mark Nagata. It’s a potato. With eyes.

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Por­traits of Eye­zon by Mark Nagata. It’s a potato. With eyes.

A post shared by Lee Salazar (@133salazar) on Jun 22, 2019 at 11:04pm PDT

#OomasaRestaurant

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#OomasaRestau­rant

A post shared by Lee Salazar (@133salazar) on Jun 22, 2019 at 10:59pm PDT

Claw machine with enormous stuffed animals (my hand included in picture for scale) today in #LittleTokyoMall

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Claw machine with enor­mous stuffed ani­mals (my hand included in pic­ture for scale) today in #Lit­tle­Toky­oMall

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Bought shoes

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Bought shoes

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The current situation in #TerraformingMars

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The cur­rent sit­u­a­tion in #Ter­raform­ing­Mars

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