In the midst of the devastating COVID-19 pandemic.

They lived the words of Martin Luther King: ‘Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.they embraced us when we most needed their support.

many young people who are gener-ations removed from World War II were active participants in the pilgrimage.Today we are called upon to break that silence as we witness a genocide that has taken the lives of 34.who know that reparations is a justice issue.

including college students from seven different Nikkei Student Union chapters from across California.Many visitors folded and brought paper cranes.

Justice and Defense of Democracy.

and the Nisei soldiers of World War II.Danielle Leivo via KTLA5The suspect was seen carrying a samurai-style sword moments before L.

Prosecutors recommended bail be set at $3 million.Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón announced July 29 that Weichien Huang has been charged with allegedly murdering her wife and attempting to murder her mother-in-law with a katana (sword) at their home in San Dimas on July 18.

Huang was scheduled to be arraigned July 29 in Dept.the defendant faces a maximum sentence of life in prison.