Probably bring our commemorative 10th– anniversary caps as well.

the Miyatakes were able to resume their life and provide shelter to a few less fortunate incarcerees and their families.The pictures he secretly took at the camp are among the relatively few that show the plight of the U.

at Pasadena Public Librarys Lamanda Park Branch.where their home had been entrusted to some of their Caucasian friends during the incarceration.Unlike many families who lost their homes

Through transparent and equitable decision-making processes.it is important to me to support and to ensure the homeless population are provided with the linkage of services and programs to help them survive.

By fostering strong relationships with City Council members and advocating for our community’s needs.

taking into account factors such as historical significance.reflected that gentrification is a type of cultural genocide.

it’s not the Arts District …It was heartbreaking for us to have to move because we all gave so much to this community.My entire childhood was spent on this corner at my family’s restaurant.

was forced to move in 1969 to the outskirts of J-Town.being evicted for the sheer sake of money.