Julie Morita: My parents were interned in camps for Japanese Americans. We are repeating that national sin.
Reflecting on the interment of Japanese Americans and what is happening today challenges us to see how fragile our civil liberties are.
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Allison Arwady and Julie Morita: Now is the time to build up public health departments, not shrink them further
In 1900, average life expectancy in the United States was 47 years. By 1999, it was 77. The medical breakthroughs of the 20th century were remarkable but not primarily responsible...
Commentary: Racism is the other virus sweeping America during this pandemic
My parents have seen it all. As Japanese Americans, they experienced as children the pain of internment during World War II, one of the terrible scars in our country's past...