Mihara chose to become active in public education about Japanese American relocation and internment and in the preservation of the Heart Mountain historic prison site.

Those in our past — even if not our distant past — have endured hardships that are nearly unfathomable in current times.then they will allow the large business corporations to invade Little Tokyo.

shed a lot of light on the culture of the Japanese Americans.teach them about the rich culture that surrounds them.We cannot let history repeat itself.

I think that a lot of this centers on Little Tokyo — the Japanese American cultural hub in downtown Los Angeles.Camp conditions were horrible; most were in the middle of nowhere with little shelter and poor sanitation.

what we can do is never forget.

and we unfortunately cannot go back and change that.The program currently has two dedicated teachers who are fluent Japanese speakers and California credentialed with graduate degrees.

promoting high levels of bilingualism and biliteracyTransit Equity Day honors African American civil rights hero Rosa Parks.

The rides can be redeemed multiple times on Feb.Metro will be offering free rides on Metro buses.