Hayakawa joined Fujitas Japanese theater troupe.

and his grandparents had a pre-war small business.His late father and 93-year-old uncle were born in Boyle Heights.

Be sure to use the restroom beforehand.at Events@BoyleHeightsCommunityPartners.They were pre-war Boyle Heights residents.

is an opportunity to remember and celebrate the rich tapestry of the Japanese American community in Boyle Heights.they relocated to Chicago for nearly ten years.

Park as close to the curve as possible.

Commemorating our ancestors at Evergreen Cemetery is a powerful act of remembrance.They consistently demonstrated over their careers the power of community.

senator remembered for his critical work on environmental protection and consumer safety.his wife Myrlie continued to seek justice and equality in his name.

the most decorated female swimmer in history.an educator and activist known for her efforts to make Juneteenth a federally recognized holiday.