Joy Takeshita and Peggy Fujioka share their sorrows upon hearing of his passing.

edu/contact-us/maps-directions Articles for you@media ( min-width: 300px ){.This event is moderated by Professor Vivian Lin and will also feature two short films from Visual Communications on life and culture in Little Tokyo.

At left is future Rafu columnist George Horse Yoshinaga.James Shigeta (right) plays an LAPD detective in The Crimson Kimono.John Trafton and features guest speakers from the Oxy community and from the Los Angeles film and arts community.

Los Angeles and Film is a series of four film screenings that showcase the vibrant and diverse L.at Choi Auditorium on the Occidental College campus.

film noir starring James Shigeta is a rare example of progressive-minded depictions of racial relations and portrayals of an Asian American lead character during this period of film history

I dont cozy up with the real estate developers that sell out our communities.Our letters made a difference and that was a wonderful feeling! Eventually the POC was released from prison and could return to his family.

This fight will never be over – and each generation must fight the battle to preserve their rights or face the possibility of losing them.I was hooked on AIUSA and became a life-long supporter of the organization and later was proud to serve on the national Board of Directors.

Our small group of a half-dozen letter-writing activists wrote to the prison administrator where our POC was being held.He told me to not get discouraged and keep advocating for our POC because he was a great man fighting for human justice.