including an anonymous donation of $5.

the development of the large commercial center at Mednik Avenue and 3rd Street.His parents first met when they were students at East L.

none of the individuals incarcerated had committed any crimes related to the executive order.Mukai agrees with Reagans words but says the fight to preserve the civil liberties protections laid out in the U.desserts that are commonly eaten by Japanese and Latinos.

a hot dog stand and a general store.even though the government never filed criminal charges against any of the individuals who were imprisoned.

President Ronald Reagan signed the Civil Liberties Act.

which provides training classes to young people regardless of their ability to pay.not just today but for decades to come.

Just speaking to my fellow members of the Japanese American community.Revisions to the original development plan include reduction of the tallest building from 44 to 30 stories.

Fukushima contended that the project would drive up rents and does not contribute to the affordable housing that Little Tokyo needs.If we dont build projects like this.