Nicole Narea of Vox shows how the U.

founder of the Shinsei movement.Rafu Digital EditorAnother legacy business in Little Tokyo is closing its doors.

the reigning Nisei Week Queen.Suehiros monthly rent was reportedly increased from $6.(Photo by Judy Kokawa)To prevent gentrification.

I guess thats just the way people are nowadays.Time will tell if Japanese American legacy businesses will still have a home in Little Tokyo.

which was founded by Taiyoshis father after World War II.

Elaine Taiyoshis Little Tokyo Arts and Gifts received an eviction letter earlier this month ordering her to vacate the premises.Korematsu Campus of San Leandro High School.

she became one of the first Black children to integrate New Orleans all-white public school system.Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014 when she was 17.

Congress honored her as the first lady of civil rights and the mother of the freedom movement.and chat with her about what its like being an artist.