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Some big names like Bill Marutani and Min Yasui will not support Seattle?s program. Ron believed National was trying to exclude PNW leadership in redress and thus resigned; Seattle JACL confronted by Nikkei parents on desegregation. 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As he and his family are Seattle natives, he expressed hope and gratitude for the recent work of JACL to support Black Lives Matter and on immigration issues. His work on the Pike Place Market Council and the progress seen in the area of minority and women owned businesses demonstrates how much impact volunteer work can have to make positive change. His parents' experiences. being incarcerated during WWII and his upbringing had a tremendous influence on his not taking for granted the importance of continuing the work of civil rights and social justice. 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