In Response to SF Chronicle about Protesters demading apology for WWII Sex Slaves

As a Filipino American from the Bay Area (Union City/ Hayward area) and my family experienced the horrors the Japanese Army inflicted on my homeland during World War II. Both my grandfathers fought against the Japanese and even endured and survived the infamous Bataan Death March after the Fall of Corregidor. My grandmothers were placed in internment camps and also survived and endured. None of them talk of the war much, but I know that they still hold many ill feeling for what the Japanese Army did. I have researched and wrote various articles about the struggles of the Filipinos, and the issue of comfort women is one of the worst atrocities. The fact that Japan refuses to apologize, much less acknowledge what they did, is truly angering. Your article really came to my attention and I am glad to hear that such protests are going on and I hope that their will be information regarding future demonstrations. Thanks for helping to bring attention to more issues concerning Asians in America; I feel we have been underrepresented for too long.