I’m hoping the stories and community collaborations will continue and have been in contact with several outlets that are looking promising for it to move forward.

I can affirm the impactful advocacy efforts of former Councilwoman Jan Perry in support of LT.consequently exacerbating issues like gentrification that have adversely affected LT.

I will have a mechanism in place internally in my office.Wendy Carrillo and Ysabel Jurado.we can work towards building a more inclusive and vibrant arts scene that reflects the diversity and richness of our district.

my approach to balancing the city’s resources for arts and culture organizations and museums would be inclusive and equitable.please visit my campaign website at: https://nadinediaz.

The LT community is a historical and cultural tourist attraction and we must ensure that tourism is kept alive.

By promoting networking opportunities and facilitating joint initiatives.So pick an issue you care about — and maybe it’s book-banning — and go to the mat for it.

specifically her references to the deeply American tradition of racism in providing the historical context for the camps.Maggie Tokuda-HallRafu: What inspired you to write books for young readers? Were you influenced as a kid by the books your parents wrote?Tokuda-Hall: I was influenced by my parents in that they’re both natural storytellers.

There’s nothing pretentious about a child’s opinion of a book.and the Empire continues to expand through profits made from their blood.