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Chinese Map Paper map mounted to rectangular cardboard; printed with red yellow blue and black striped border on each side is a vertical black band with white Chinese characters; topographical map is printed in green yellow and black and shows a…

Two protest signs against ending affirmative action in Washington state in 1998. A & B: Waxed white cardboard printed with red ink. In large white letters is: "NO!" and then outlined in white is "Initiative" and then in white "200".

Letter to Shizuka LaGrange from U.S. Department of Justice - civil Rights Division acknowledging receipt of her letter regarding restitution payments. 1988

Form letter from president George Bush apologizing for Internment of Japanese Americans and announcing the passage of a law for restitution.

Photocopy of #1 Declaration of Eligibility by Persons Identified by the office of Redress Administration as filled out by Shizuka LaGrange in 1989.

Photocopy and carbon copy of letter from Shizuka LaGrange to Ronald Regan urging him to sign into law Civil Liberties Act of 1987.

3 page photocopy of a Koseki Tohon or Family Registery in which all the family members are supposed to be listed as they are born into or added to the family. This one is in Japanese andof the Taniguchi clan.

A volunteer Service Award given to "Suzie LaGrange" for her volunteer work in the nutrition program for the elderly from the Seattle King County Nutrition Program. signed by Massie Tomita and Edna Tanigawa.

A "Citizen Participation Award" to Shizuka LaGrange from the Seattle Model City Program. signed by Mayor Wes Uhlman.

Certificate of Appreciation awarded to "Mrs. Earl LaGrange" for her efforts on behalf of the elderly. signed by Governor Daniel Evans.