and fewer in the city of Bloomington.

Solidarity and KinshipCyntia Avi?a.Speak to the better parts of their hearts to change their will so they may see the humanity in the faces of families theyre actively tearing apart.

This place where we stand is a historically Japanese American fishing village.leaving families who had no idea when they would be reunited.Ive had friends … who are fishermen who like to go up to Mammoth and catch trout.

appropriately called Tunaville.We are greatly disturbed by the use of Terminal Island.

and I was born in a place called Minamata.

a member of Nikkei Progressives and a retired LAUSD teacher.follows a Japanese American familys move to Chicago in 1944 after being released from Manzanar.

the groups name is derived from the Japanese word for volcano.They perform at events hosted by fellow Trojans and in the Greater Los Angeles area in an effort to make taiko known to their local communities.

owner of the Giant Robot store and GR2 Gallery in Sawtelle Japantown.with Rachel Kushner (Creation Lake) in conversation with Carolyn Kellogg (tickets required).