and to eliminate many of the complications of traveling from Los Angeles to Cody.

Perhaps the most vivid image that I remember is First Lady Rosalynn hammering down a nail into a wooden 2-by-4.—–This Is the first of a three-part series by Ronald K.

taking care of their family or the family business and gave time to their community.I had the honor of meeting the former first lady in 1980 at a gathering of civil rights leaders at the White House.Now this was one first lady that you certainly did not want to be on the wrong side of a hammer! Much like our obaachans and mothers.

call (213) 626-2279 or visit https://sfxcjcc.for the first Sunday of Advent and St.

Francix Xavier Feast Day Festival.

Francis Xavier Church-Japanese Catholic Center (formerly known as Maryknoll).He was a mentor for many activists in the Japanese American community.

and by standing firm in the face of discrimination and prejudice.Nishio began his political activism at the University of California.

The Japanese American National Museum (JANM) mourns the passing of Alan Nishio.We are devastated by the loss of Alan.