and the amicus brief that was filed on behalf of descendants of Issei men who were imprisoned when the AEA was invoked in World War II.

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.A neighbor I dont really know that well.We hope to get some more legitimate protesters to join in the cleanup.

She said a woman suddenly arrived.The facade of the Japanese American National Museum was marred particularly badly.

but rather by what he called angry.

This is the last place on Earth they should be targeting.So the images that stick out to me are of the 1st court after World War II.

None of us were fully Japanese.so they are able to promote an issue in the Japanese American community that they are passionate about and to raise awareness.

The 2023 Nisei Week president.I live in Redondo Beach and am a PhD student at UCLA focusing on language and identity within the Japanese American Community.