and a true testament of our principles when we welcome and care of our immigrant neighbors.

Our brown-skinned brothers and sisters are going through hell.what does that look like to you?Kitayama continued.

Chun led the gathering in a chant: When our community is under attack.They punish universities for allowing free speech on campus.But it reverberates so powerfully because of what we are witnessing today.

Democracy is fragile and we need to keep going.a native of South Africa who was jailed as a political prisoner for demonstrating against apartheid.

Former incarcerees and descendants of incarcerees sat on the stage behind the speakers.

A thousand armed troops invaded when it became a maximum security prison.she was center stage when the Japanese TV program Shiroto Meijinkai came to LosAngeles.

Q: Was classical Japanese dance an important expression of your Japaneseness?A: In hindsight.Q: This years Nisei Week theme is Kansha.

she reflects on her first encounter with Japanese dance.But many of those people have since passed away.