“Why are they still being held? Nobody’s ever been treated like this.

as I made friends in neighborhoods all across town.Its devastating for so many in my orbit.

as someone who actually knew the neighborhood.countless stories will emerge detailing the personal experiences during the catastrophic wildfires that have upended so many lives in the L.but when they and scores of other families tried to re-establish themselves in Pasadena.

A staff member at Azay in Little Tokyo.the original Steves Pet Place.

my parents made everything seem stable for us kids.

Susan Hirasuna of Fox11 cited one estimate that put Black home ownership in West Altadena at upwards of 80 percent.and two uncles were incarcerated at Heart Mountain in Wyoming.

and who were among the thousands of individuals who were incarcerated for years and then released on this day in history.Here we affirm our commitment as a nation to equal justice under the law.

and civil liberties have parallels to issues that existed in the 1940s.The Mukai family tell their inspiring story and underscore the need to preserve nations commitment to equal justice under law.