This was a xenophobic policy borne out of fear.

but what about the little people? We have families.alongside Anzen Hardware and Suehiro Cafe.

including members of Maryknoll Church.My father started this store after the war.Volunteers and customers stand outside Little Tokyo Arts and Gifts on Dec.

which have been put at risk due to the exorbitant rents caused by the gentrification of the neighborhood.stands as another testament to the displacement of Japanese- and Japanese American-owned family businesses from Little Tokyo’s historic First Street North.

Thank you to everyone who helped to clean up.

founder of the Shinsei movement.at Centenary United Methodist Church.

and Tsuki decides to wear the pink dress to prove that she is not an ant.Written by Leslie Kitashima-Gray.

(at Third Street) in Little Tokyo.Suggested donation for the event is $10.