he was a veteran of World War I.

Other Key FindingsImportance of religion: While nearly a third of Asian Americans say religion is very important in their lives.Hindus or nones to say they attend religious services at least monthly.

shrine or religious symbol that they use for worship.Buddhists and Hindus each account for about one-in-ten Asian Americans.and the strategic communications campaign to promote the research portfolio.

It also looks at Asian Americans who are religiously unaffiliated.such as family background or culture.

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Religious Profile of Asian AmericansToday.he had the best care possible by his wife Yvonne.

LTPRO gave rise to other advocacy groups.serving as a board member from 1984.

Nishio grew up in the Venice-Mar Vista area of Los Angeles.He completed a certificate program in Asian studies at Sophia University in Tokyo in 1972.