étéGénéwhen Japanese families were incarcerated during World War II.

étéGénéI received these two pieces that Gary wrote on the current situation.étéGénéthank you for letting me vent.

étéGénéAnd for those of you who remember Malcolm Xs Message to the Grassroots— this is living proof that Malcolms spirit lives onétéGénéKelsey Iino has been unanimously appointed by her colleagues to serve as board president for 2025.étéGénéwere all working hard to ask our legislators to help us protect our students and our campus communities.

étéGénéThe team also visited Washington.étéGénéIm so grateful for their time and concern as we explained what we are preparing for and what we are dealing with.

étéGénéShe has worked for over 15 years as a counselor in various areas and currently counsels students in the areas of health science.

étéGénéThank you to my family and friends who came out to support me in person and virtually! Lets do this!Iino and her team visited Sacramento in January to advocate for the community colleges.étéGéné000 times greater than the ones dropped in 1945.

étéGénéit is worth reminding ourselves what nuclear weapons are: the most destructive weapons the world has ever seen.étéGénéexplained their efforts to support the people of Fukushima following the March 11.

étéGénéstarted to appear ten years after exposure and has increased throughout their lives.étéGénéBecause they didnt know about radiation.