on PBS SoCal PlusThe Korean American children of liquor store owners attempt to reconcile their own dreams with those of their immigrant parents amid the struggle for racial equity in Los Angeles.

Photos by JOE AKIRACyntia Avi?a.who would not even allow him to put on his shoes and dragged him out with his zori.

forced to leave behind a pregnant wife and his children.000 residents and sent them to Americas concentration camps out in the Arizona desert.The Community Self-Defense Coalition is a multi-ethnic.

ICE is going around and arresting people for doing the same thing as my grandparents — trying to make a better life for themselves.but because it is the right thing to do and we believe in dignity and human rights for all and the right to due process regardless of immigration or citizenship status … Nikkei Progressives believes that we must struggle in solidarity with others for a more just society.

It is this lineage that compels me to stand in front of you today and say ‘No ICE on Terminal Island.

With the support of San Pedro Neighbors for Peace Justice and the Community Self-Defense Coalition.to solemn and uplifting public monuments that remind Americans of our extraordinary heritage.

to remove any reference to social justice and DEI to protect their federal funding.and that teaching of the injustices forced upon the more than 125.

your presence says we will not be disappeared.the yearly JANM benefit is also an occasion to celebrate some of the communitys most dedicated leaders.