it signifies a place for storytelling.

She said among the items stolen were several limited-edition Dodgers caps and jerseys designed by Japanese fashion star Takashi Murakami.Japanese Americans were already the victims of this kind of government overreach.

As in the two previous nights.Photo by MIKEY HIRANO CULROSS / Rafu ShimpoOlympic Shop owner Rumi Fujimoto looks on as workmen cover a window of her store that was smashed Sunday night.insisting that the damage was not being committed by responsible protesters exercising their First Amendment rights.

as protests against immigration enforcement devolved into chaos Downtown.Near the intersection of Third Street and Alameda.

dozens of protesters defied orders to disperse and were arrested.

Live TV coverage showed dozens of police cars and officers lined up for blocks on Second Street.This was my first experience being around older Japanese American women whom I could really look up to because I never had role models like that growing up.

but that was done away with years ago.is the work of Aiko Dzikowski.

also leave an impact on the younger generations as well.and the shared experiences of a lot of Japanese American women.