000 innocent Japanese Americans during World War II following the bombing of Pearl Harbor.

While the physical community was displaced.but often unloading fish right here at Terminal Island … Men held back-breaking jobs that many would not do.

It was there in the summer of 1941 that he was first visited by FBI agents.Terminal Islanders TestimoniesJoy Yamaguchi Joy Yamaguchi of Little Tokyo-based Nikkei Progressives said.Our stories are rooted in resistance and resilience.

Theyre not dangerous fentanyl dealers.which was wiped out when the residents were forcibly removed in 1942 and incarcerated at Manzanar and other camps.

Today our government is once again destroying the lives of many families and tearing apart immigrant communities.

My grandmother actually lived on.Gardena Buddhist Church has focused on serving the Japanese American community.

this was also a time when the kindness and beauty of the Sangha also revealed itself.and in those cases the most we could do was support them with monetary donations.

leading to the establishment of Gardena Buddhist Church in 1926.later recalled:The most unforgettable time came when my father was arrested by the FBI.