A vintage U.S. flag with signatures of Japanese-Americans, including survivors of internment camps during World War II, has been donated to a museum in Los Angeles on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of their forced displacement.The flag was donated to the Japanese American National Museum on Saturday after Johnny Cepeda Gogo, a Superior Court judge in Santa Clara, California, launched a campaign to collect the signatures in March last year."The purpose is to honor all...who had to go through the camps, and they lost their freedom, they lost their liberty, they lost their livelihoods," …READ FULL ARTICLE