Its truly a visit to a time of selfless service that came to be a hallmark of postwar Japan.

Attach a price tag to each donated item.they want to invite members of the public who are interested in helping this worthy cause and having a good time to attend the bazaar.

(323) 770-6481 (leave a message)If you would like to donate merchandise for the bazaar.The Seinan Senior Citizens Club (commonly known as Seinan Senior Center or simply Seinan) welcomed many Nikkei citizens returning from the camps after World War II.the committee will have members of the Seinan Karaoke Club lend their participation.

Street parking is also available.Free parking in the Seinan parking lot

an activist at the dawn of a social movement — and a father whose struggles have won his son freedoms that eluded Japanese Americans of his generation.

Making Waves examines the impact of ethnic studies in shaping the narrative about Asians in America.Noting that generations of Japanese Americans have been touched by racial abuse — either as victims or as witnesses of acts committed against others — Maehara said.

who had been incarcerated during the war.My observations strongly suggest that we as a nation need a new approach to confronting and acknowledging.

I think that people might think that because the pandemic has passed.and the history of racism in the U.