De León: One of my priorities as councilmember has been the implementation of DTLA 2040.

the same hysteria that led to the racial targeting and stripping of property ownership rights from Japanese Americans has re-emerged today in federal and state-level measures that aim to limit the civil rights of our communities.we recommit to standing against racism and bigotry.

Let us all work together to pursue safety.This day is recognized annually in the Japanese American community as the Day of Remembrance.the federal government targeted people on the basis of their Japanese heritage.

It serves as a crucial reminder of the long-history of discrimination and hate that Asian American communities have withstood and continue to battle.Linda Sánchez (D-Whittier): Eighty-two years ago.

as we remember this dark time.

in an unfounded and blatant violation of Americans civil rights.such as the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody.

ate and drank in local establishments.saying it allowed them to dig deeper into a sad chapter of American history at a place where it happened.

Anyone with questions can email workshops@heartmountain.Veteran educator Tyson Emborg of Highlands Ranch.