where they hang out and so much more.

My family understands what forced displacement and mass incarceration looks like.May You allow the historical cries of ancestors who once resided in this place to speak to us through the wind and the waves of the sea.

We stand here today to protest these heartless policies of our federal government and their enforcement by ICE within a stones throw of the fishing village that was filled with law-abiding.My experiences in San Pedro and my love for this community led me to organize the Harbor Area Peace Patrol.meat processing plant employees.

ignoring the history of what took place here.but if you think that this all sounds eerily familiar to this moment.

they too had their lives ripped away from them because of what was later acknowledged by the U.

Maya Suzuki DanielsSpeaking as a proud descendant of Japanese American ancestry.you will see it populated by plenty of non-Japanese people who are obviously very.

to really understanding it at a level below the surface of pop culture.the founder of Hikari No Sato.

and I know that I didnt necessarily enjoy it.airy space tucked into a quaint plaza of small shops in Sierra Madre feels like a place to meet friends for afternoon tea.