remains committed to furthering her familys legacy while continuing to evolve American Bon odori.

Chun led the gathering in a chant: When our community is under attack.They punish universities for allowing free speech on campus.

But it reverberates so powerfully because of what we are witnessing today.Democracy is fragile and we need to keep going.a native of South Africa who was jailed as a political prisoner for demonstrating against apartheid.

Former incarcerees and descendants of incarcerees sat on the stage behind the speakers.A thousand armed troops invaded when it became a maximum security prison.

23 outside the Japanese American National Museum for a Day of Action in response to federal immigration enforcement activities in Little Tokyo a week earlier.

From Oxnard sugar beet strike to South African divestment.and those reunions continue into our teens.

I believe there are universal values we should all hold dear — gratitude.The minyo group Matsutoyo Kai is another example.

I wasnt technically a live-in apprentice.I started thinking seriously about wanting to teach Japanese dance in the future.