she is editor-in-chief of the student newspaper.

co-sponsoring the Terminal Island evening protest.while driving across the immense Vincent Thomas Bridge.

a memorial built to commemorate Fish Harbors past was all that was left to show the flourishing community now long gone.By Sharon YamatoMany know Terminal Island as a place with an ignominious history as the Japanese American fishing community that was quickly decimated after the signing of EO 9066.As Japanese Americans who are victims of horrible bigotry and mass detention.

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.in partnership with Little Tokyo Service Center.

families and friends who were affected by the enormous damage caused by natural disasters in the Tohoku region and Kumamoto and Fukuoka prefectures.she serves on the Executive Committee of the Little Tokyo Community Impact Funds board to continue her dedicated support for legacy small businesses in Little Tokyo.

in partnership with Providence.For his work in international business.