Malcolm X prophetically warned us that chickens come home to roost.

It was a transformational experience and I developed a passion for the study of psychology.I recently completed my term on the board of APAHE.

I am reminded of the importance of connections – finding a supportive community.I know that I would not have been successful without them.there is a scarcity of AAPI top academic leadership.

I attended my first APAHE (Asian Pacific Americans in Higher Education) conference and became connected with a larger network of AAPI staff and faculty.From my early career days at UCI.

activism and family in a seamless fashion and he made a significant impact in many areas.

I had a part-time job in the Psychology Department and did research with one of the faculty members.residents have been patrolling the area and claim that increased traffic is a clear sign that ICE is moving in.

Sharon Yamato writes from Playa del Rey and can be reached at sharony360@gmail.The racist component to this forced detention also has not been overlooked by those of us once victimized as non-alien and alien enemies just because of the color of our skin.

I was shocked at how things had changed in the decades since Id last been there.there is an eerie similarity to the immediate construction of 16 euphemistically named assembly centers only weeks after EO 9066 was signed.