and a potential cultural district program could help protect the people.

Changing Tides provides suicide prevention training and subsidized therapy for those in need.Barbara Shirota joined the West Covina Buddhist Temple when it first opened at the East San Gabriel Valley Japanese Community Center (ESGVJCC).

she continues to work for the preservation of historically important sites such as Tuna Canyon Detention Station in Tujunga and the Griffith Park Internment Camp.She was an active member of the Women’s Auxiliary.She single-handedly contributes to the San Gabriel Valley JACL scholarship for high school students to fund an annual $1.

Throughout her over 45-year legal career.and shared with the community and the world.

Mineta; co-founder/chair of Asians and Pacific Islanders with Disabilities of California; co-founder of Asian Pacific Women’s Center (domestic violence shelter); advisory council member for Asian Americans Advancing Justice; volunteer for Go For Broke National Education Center (documentary shorts producer) and Japanese American National Museum (early campaign efforts to build its current home).

Shirota started several programs at the ESGVJCC including the San Gabriel Valley Nikkei Singles.He came of age during the civil rights movement.

It is now a Southern California tradition.That woman was Nicole Brown Simpson.

The real question for me would be why would a guy who had everything going for him self-destruct? His image before the Trial of the Century was of a guy who made it out of the ghetto.and the white Bronco!Besides football.