Ryukyukoku Matsuri Daiko Los Angeles Branch performed Tachi Utushi.

families and the audience in three ondo dances.making a weekend of learning opportunities and family entertainment celebrating the diversity of Asian and Asian American cultures.

The group was recognized for their commitment to continue the important legacy of the Terminal Island community and their commitment to sharing their history with others throughout generations.A large number of attendees gathered in the Honda Pacific Visions TheaterMaster director Martin Scorsese’s new film.

It was like a digest version of a TV series.it is not easy to express the emotional wounds of minorities.

Was this a TV series turned into a movie? I felt disappointed.

it didn’t fully depict the story.And I feel confident in my ability to take this next step in serving my community.

What will you do to keep legacy businesses from being forced out due to gentrification?Carrillo: As your councilmember I want to ensure protections for existing business through the various city departments and offices.Its time for the city to invest in programs that are already working.

Jurado: Our police budget continues to balloon.the community plan that governs development in Downtown.