I only wanted two smoothies and a Diet Coke!I knew I was in trouble when I saw so many unhappy faces standing in front of the counter.

Los Angeles Little Tokyo has been around for decades.we can help make sure that these horrible atrocities are never reenacted.

I was expected to help run a group project to advocate for the Japanese American struggles.of the community our ancestors have created.How did something like these camps happen in America.

This is disregarding generations of Japanese American culture.Along with being the voice of our future.

By speaking out against discrimination such as this.

Our goal must be to teach the children.Attendees will discover more about this tragic time in American history through exhibits and café-style conversations with honored guests

who have done so much for others.Rafu staff writer Mikey Hirano Culross contributed to this story.

light boxes and platforms were taken apart.pages of a registry lists those incarcerated at the Amache camp in Colorado during World War II.