she reminded me of our Issei obaachans and Nisei mothers —they were warm.

Alan spoke often about how our legacy is one of activism.His activism and leadership work go back to the days of the Free Speech Movement in the late 1960s at UC Berkeley.

000 Japanese and Japanese Americans who were unjustly incarcerated in American concentration camps and other confinement sites during World War II.We share this tremendous loss deeply.He also served as chair of the LTSC Board of Governors.

Alan drew lessons from his decades of organizing in a way few other activists could.where he earned his master of arts degree in public policy administration at the University of Southern California two years later.

where he helped form the Asian Americans for Political Action.

Manzanar Committee Co-Chair Bruce Embrey lamented the loss of a giant in the Japanese American community.? You have trouble gauging your cars relationship to vehicles and other objects around it — for example.

? You often drift out of your lane.Slowed reflexes and reduced alertness from medications can prevent you from turning the wheel or slamming on the brakes when you need to react quickly.

Medications that can make you less alert behind the wheel include:? anti-anxiety drugs? sedating antidepressants.some Rafu readers will insist on driving — even if there are valid reasons to stop.