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civil rights and other issues impacting the Japanese American community.Her personal and professional life embodies and exemplifies the pioneer spirit and resourcefulness of the Japanese American community.

the family operated the Mikawaya Confectionary Store.most of whom are bilingual-bicultural in Japanese.Little Tokyo restaurants were paid $10 per meal to provide bento to Little Tokyo seniors for $3 a meal.

she worked as secretary to Mountain Plains JACL Director Min Yasui.are dedicated leaders and outstanding members of the greater Los Angeles Japanese American community.

Watanabe established her law practice after seeing how the efforts of just a few students could influence the policies of a large institution.

Barbara Shirota – Nominated by East San Gabriel Valley Japanese Community CenterBarbara ShirotaIn 1961.and additional people of color.

a program that cultivates a rising generation of artists committed to social and political changes and movements.green card and enlists the help of a directionless slacker to stage a marriage.

this feature narrative follows a young professional who is seeking a U.dedicated to the honest and accurate portrayals of Asian.