000 people of Japanese descent of everything from the most basic human rights to homes and life savings.

Regarding religious institutions.How much more can our small minority community take before we become the new Downtown ‘Melrose as in the eyes of Anthony Sperl?Please unify and make those like Sperl work with the community to make a respectful difference in one of the last J-Towns in the United States.

and We survived incarceration.I was born right over the bridge in Boyle Heights.How dare he! Little Tokyo is a historic landmark.

reflected that gentrification is a type of cultural genocide.it’s not the Arts District …It was heartbreaking for us to have to move because we all gave so much to this community.

My entire childhood was spent on this corner at my family’s restaurant.

was forced to move in 1969 to the outskirts of J-Town.who was elected to the City Council in 2020.

a long-time PTA member and PTSA board secretary at her children’s and grandchildren’s schools and founder of Isami Taiko at Gardena Buddhist Church.Two of the following candidates will be elected to four-year terms:Mark Henderson.

an EMT and ambulance supervisor with the Los Angeles County Fire Department and senior vice commander of Gardena VFW.at the Nakaoka Community Center