along with every Japanese American who organized and worked to right a wrong.

founding leader and president emeritus of Asian American Drug Abuse Program (AADAP).deep gratitude for all of it Mike — even those bumps and bruises which continue to be valuable lessons learned.

He entered the MSW program at UCLA with a National Institute of Mental Health scholarship for substance abuse and graduated in 1975.He served as president and chief executive officer from 1982.employment access managerI had a different kind of relationship with Mike.

so I left meals uneaten to wait for the sugar rush (oblivious to the cost of those meals ….Mike didnt give up on people easily.

but I think Mike was one of them.

Mikes legacy lives on in our hearts.Korematsus legacy and be inspired to stand up in the face of discrimination.

we honor his unwavering courage when he challenged our government’s mass internment of 120.Ted Lieu (D-Manhattan Beach): Fred Korematsu was a fearless civil rights advocate who stood up for the more than 120.

As we commemorate this day on what would have been Mr.000 innocent Japanese Americans during World War II.