Korematsu Center for Law and Equality at UCI.

With the constant chopping whirr of police and news helicopters overhead.Fujimoto said a pane glass window at her Olympic Shop on First Street was smashed and an estimated $1.

watching some ignite dumpster fires and spray-paint angry messages about President Trump and the current Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids in Los Angeles.who has been a JANM docent and volunteered within several community projects such as the Tanabata Festival.citing this as a model for constructive civic involvement.

but we shouldnt be the ones who suffer from it.Fujimoto said she would share the funds with Nellitas Craft.

‘I want to tell the young people that this is absolutely wrong.

showed up all of a sudden to help me clean up the broken glass.I believe that increased understanding can lead to broader support in the future.

I was deeply affected by a documentary showing teachers who continued to teach Japanese dance in those camps — it was inspiringI was deeply affected by a documentary showing teachers who continued to teach Japanese dance in those camps — it was inspiring.

official choreographer for the 83rd Nisei Week FestivalFujimoto was in his early 20s working at Hitachi.