the native of San Diego worried about having a bit of sugar in spite of her diabetes.

Were supposed to let LAPD know if something is happening.Jekarl was already outside JANM.

and how its not cool to do that kind of stuff.perhaps as much as 50 percent.with vulgar messages scrawled across a large area outside its main hall.

Im hoping that will set a needed example and help enlighten the community.took it upon herself to clean up the extensive graffiti on the exterior of the museum.

MIKEY HIRANO CULROSS / Rafu ShimpoGraffiti scrawled on the First Street side of the Japanese American National Museum was soon removed by a group of volunteers.

Were sympathetic to whats happening to immigrants and peoples rights being violated.an Asian American comedy troupe.

I think Im no different than many of our community members and leaders who are also involved with a variety of organizations in Little Tokyo and the Japanese and Japanese American communities.Through her support and guidance.

one thing has not changed that inspires me every day — the resilience and determination the Little Tokyo community has to ensure organizations like the Nisei Week Foundation and the festival continue to thrive.Nisei Week looks at ways to uphold the traditions established by the Nisei.