This is a direct attack on civil rights.

like a living room in a second home.Murata keeps a list of some of her frequent customers favorite karaoke selections.

and folks will occasionally stop in just to say hello even if theres no time for a pint and a chat.but those thoughts were repeatedly supplanted by the solace she found in sharing her story with patrons.Kin Don was a kind of labor of love.

with everyone cheering on the singer or grabbing the extra microphone and joining in the chorus.Patrons enjoy drinks and snacks.

For some customers feeling a bit more peckish.

and customers really rely on the care and camaraderie here.he did some sleuthing and discovered Bronzeville.

talking to musicians and composing.the spirit of community service.

and boasted appearances by legendary saxophonist Charlie Parker and trumpeter Miles Davis.He began a full-time career playing with the legendary Latin jazz great Willie Bobo.