The reunions are more social affairs. There's a rich history to be told by these people. Many have photographs taken in those days. There's more that could be done to educate others as well as the children. Inouye also expresses disdain at those who adopt more militant methods of expressing their resentment of internment.
Some people present material in a way that's inflammatory.
For example, if you go to Wyoming, there's some people who say, 'You did us wrong,' but it upsets the people who live there, because they weren't responsible. There's a time for healing. To accuse people of things is not the way to heal properly. Inouye feels strongest about revealing the lies that were propagated against Asian Americans. All that was presented by the Justice Department and military were lies.