George Takei

Rago Arts as well as Auction Center is planning the sale of collection related to paintings, photographs, as well as the artifacts designed & owned by those people that are imprisoned in internment camps mainly for the people of Japanese with the descent at the time of second World War II. On the other hand, complete Thanks to the complete intervention through 'Star Trek' as well as social justice activist of George Takei, collection would be also acquired by the Museum of Japanese American National, reports of Los Angeles Times. Approximately 450 works are also set to get auctioned. The list of Items consist of photographs that are taken in camps, watercolor as well as the oil paintings & carved sculptures that are designed by people that are incarcerated & furniture and different belongings which also survived internment.

"Several photos of the picture peoples' with their parents as well as grandparents, and also there's the strong emotional and tie there," also Takei with LA Times. "For putting up on auction for the block to the greatest bidder, this will also just disappear in the collection that is quite insensitive."

Hence Takei -- who is also the board member of a Japanese Museum of American National that is situated in Los Angeles -- spoke through David Rago, the establishment partner for the Rago Arts.

George Takei also has called for the Irish people for voting yes in their upcoming marriage of the party referendum. However, George, is now filming at New York, and he is speaking to Stephen O’Farrell, the Irish man who also is living in the city of New York for about five years. Moreover, he also spoke regarding what he has the hopes of the result of the referendum Friday's is yes, prior to posing with the Yes of the Equality sign at Time Square.