Protests took place in all 50 states and around the world on Saturday.

incarceration of Japanese Americans and two global pandemics.with far less traffic than Downtown and ample free parking space.

the offices of The Rafu Shimpo will have a new home.the majority of the Rafus newsroom staff has been working remotely.the paper is not immune to the pressures that have been faced by legacy Japanese American businesses trying to survive in Little Tokyo.

coverage of the Japanese American community will not change.the Komai family and our staff have been dedicated to informing and representing the community.

Komai said that the cost of renting an office in Little Tokyo is not sustainable for the business.

and Komai reiterated his gratitude for the continued support from readers and the greater community.Making Waves tells the story of past and present Asian American movements fueled by a legacy of anti-Asian hate in the U.

and the hopeful voices of youth articulate the necessity to counter the harmful stereotypes and narratives that persist by amplifying the stories of Asian America.premiere of Jon Osakis documentary Making Waves: The Rise of Asian America on May 4 at 10 a.

For the complete schedule and tickets: https://festival.Asian American studies dramatically influenced and empowered a generation of activists who leveraged their heightened awareness of systemic racism to build community organizations.