Nagoya International Relations Division.

We look forward to seeing the perpetrator held accountable for this hateful act.that that federal authorities be brought in if there is evidence of white supremacist involvement.

and that public officials condemn this attack and commit to protecting our educators and elders from hate-fueled violence.he said that the circumstances were suspicious.I will not let a white racist stop me from educating them.

Also I know it would have to be conducted on a multiple jurisdiction basis involving more than one police department.which is investigating the case as a possible hate crime and attempted vehicular homicide.

Maehara also decided to return to the classroom on May 13.

is that the struggle for our freedom and liberation are intergenerational.to underscore cross-cultural values and civic learning.

with support from volunteers including Teeny Miyano and Kerry Cababa.said ABC Unifed Superintendent Dr.

including descendants Yuri Nishii.Some schools field taiko drumming groups that perform and compete across Southern California; others run haiku and literature clubs or train students in the Japanese tea ceremony