your place in this world will become more apparent.

sending them to internment camps scattered usually in the most remote parts of the United States.He began to write poetry and started a haiku club.

Satoru TsuneishiA groundbreaking for Satoru Tsuneishi Park.he lost his chicken farm but was able to make a living selling fruit and vegetables from a roadside fruit stand on Route 66.A larger dedication and celebration will be held once the park is completed.

Then World War II broke out and an executive order incarcerated Japanese Americans.Those were the last memories I have of him.

the Monrovia City Council voted to name a park after Tsuneishi.

at (626) 259-8226 or tcherry@monroviacaThis regimes toxic rhetoric is breeding hate in our countrys next generation of leaders – we cannot continue to act like its normal.

or political party – that excuses the hateful.vice chair of the New York State Young Republicans and a staffer for New York State Senate Minority Leader Rob Ortt at the time.

Their willingness to engage in such vile rhetoric behind closed doors speaks volumes to their character and the tone set by our nations leaders.Calling for competent white men in positions of leadership.