Keikos dedication and joy extend to her six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

26 to a federal criminal civil rights charge for disrupting a Stop Asian Hate rally in March 2021 by running a red light and driving through a crowded crosswalk of peaceful demonstrators while shouting racial slurs and epithets.identified himself as John Doe and falsely reported to police that the rally participants were blocking the street and he had to run a red light because they were about to trample my car.

The Sheriffs Department is focused on combatting hate crimes and hate incidents in our diverse communities and increasing our outreach efforts to better understand the needs of the victims and educate the public on how to report such crimes.primarily women and a young child.He then deliberately drove his car through the intersections crosswalk at the red light.

The right to political expression is a bedrock principle of this nation.(ABC 7)A Diamond Bar man pled guilty Oct.

A group of rally participants assembled at the intersection of Diamond Bar Boulevard and Grand Avenue.

where individuals who were simply calling for an end to violence were senselessly attacked.By YOKO MORISHITA FEDORENKOOur plans are always met incredulously — Arkansas?! Why on Earth?! Then I explain to my well-meaning friends that my grandma and her family were imprisoned there during World War II.

I didnt think about this fact at all before the trip and was struck by the constant.I made a mental note of the simple beauty of the scene — the five elders on stage giving so much of themselves and the next generation.

like the split-second of surprise when a familiar word sounds different with a soft Southern drawl.my grandma didnt hesitate before answering: Its infuriating.