The Legacy of Norman Mineta: A True Testament of American History Fresno City College held a screening of “An American Story: Norman Mineta and His Legacy” on the week of “Day of Remembrance” on Feb.18 in the Old Administration Building Auditorium. Norman Mineta himself was scheduled to make an appearance, but was unable to travel to Fresno for health-related reasons. Dianne Fukami, director of the hour-long... The Rampage Online
Secretary Norman Mineta On His New Film And Engaging Youth In Politics Next Wednesday, February 19, is Day of Remembrance. It’s the 78th anniversary of when President Franklin Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, which sent www.kvpr.org
Norman Mineta's Groundbreaking Legacy | KQED The Japanese Americans interned during World War II included San Jose-born Norman Mineta, then 10 years old. Now 87, Mineta went on to become the mayor of San Jose, a member of Congress, the Secretary of Commerce and the Secretary of Transportation. Mineta joins us in studio to discuss his legacy, including his role in… KQED
The U.S. Put Norman Mineta in an Incarceration Camp. Then He Went to Congress Here's how he thinks Congress has changed since he was there Time
San Jose’s groundbreaking Norm Mineta the focus of PBS documentary Former mayor and longtime Congressman is celebrated in new film The Mercury News
Two Boy Scouts Met in an Internment Camp, and Grew Up to Work in Congress “Out of that short experience came this wonderful, beautiful relationship. I just love Alan.” The Atlantic
Mineta: An American Story - Rafu Shimpo By GWEN MURANAKA, Rafu Senior Editor “I don’t like the word H-A-T-E. I don’t use it,” says Norman Mineta. Even if it’s a matter of a dislike for carrots, the former transportation secretary says “hate” isn’t a part of his vocabulary, and that informs who he is and the issues he has championed. “I’ve alwaysRead… Rafu Shimpo
Norman Mineta Honored at An American Story: Norman Mineta and His Legacy Screening Event PBS SoCal hosted a special evening honoring former U.S. Secretary of Transportation to George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, Secretary Norman Y. Mineta. KCET
Norman Mineta's Legacy Profiled by PBS Imprisoned by the U.S. during World War II for his Japanese ancestry, Norm Mineta become the first Asian American to serve in a presidential cabinet AARP
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