This is about a president using the power of the federal government to silence his critics that hes been open about for months.

— Richard KatsudaFor so many years.patrolling the streets at night alongside the LTPSA group.

they would share stories of community organizing and the care and love for J-Town.as well as their deep affection for the Japanese community.The customers were more like friends and family.

We in NCRR loved eating and meeting at Mitsuru Grill.— Bill WatanabeMy recollections go back to the mid-1990s after JANM opened and Mitsuru Grill quickly became a favorite go-to for the many volunteers who experienced a warm sense of community by the staff and the oversized booths were comfortable to hang out as long as we wanted to.

Message from Mitsuru GrillOur beautiful restaurant will be closing its doors on Aug.

But real comfort food is not just about food but a place where community and connection can take place.Families Belong Together poster by Los Angeles-based social justice artist Natalie Bui reflects Los Angeles diverse communities united in the call to protect immigrant families.

this isn’t just a Latino issuethe Centenary congregation reflected the societal views at the time: they ranged from those who believed the statement in the Book of Discipline that homosexuality was incompatible with Christian teaching to those who were fully accepting of people for who they were.

was invited to talk about the destructiveness of this therapy that often led to depression and suicide.their encounters as they explored who they really were.