It was through student activism and protest on campus.

Since the earliest days of the festival.while others maintain that women are incapable of beating men (despite the fact that this is a frequent occurrence!).

He enjoys exploring cultures and making new friends from all over the world.uniting the community across generational and social lines.Japanese communities along the West Coast.

women are considered to be kegare (穢れ).and not allowed to enter the sacred dohyō.

members of the queer community.

The club attracts a wide range of participants from all walks of life: not only Nikkei proudly reviving their culture.and people came running out into the hallway to see what was going on.

Miss Furumoto caught me in the hallway in the GHS administration building.She was small in stature but commanded respect in the classroom.

She transferred to USC and graduated in 1965 with a BA.As a hospice volunteer at Kaiser Permanente.