Even as her cartoons tell Muranakas personal story of being Japanese American.

I would advocate for a comprehensive assessment of the needs and contributions of all arts and culture organizations within CD 14.Question: How would you help our community ensure that it remains affordable?Land values and rents have increased yearly and many small Little Tokyo businesses have closed as these increased costs cannot be passed on to customers.

Unlike the incumbent and the predecessor.My top public safety issue is crime prevention.I can affirm the impactful advocacy efforts of former Councilwoman Jan Perry in support of LT.

consequently exacerbating issues like gentrification that have adversely affected LT.I will have a mechanism in place internally in my office.

Wendy Carrillo and Ysabel Jurado.

we can work towards building a more inclusive and vibrant arts scene that reflects the diversity and richness of our district.it’s a firehose of bad news all the time.

and physically present in the places where these debates are happening as those who support the bans.the story of how my maternal grandparents met in Minidoka.

Storytelling seems to run in the family —Tama was a writer and performer who was involved with Seattles Northwest Asian American Theatre; her parents.and Tama doesnt know when or if she will ever leave.