and guide those who need help with immigration issues.

resources and power in this country.we saw our Asian American community targeted by anti-Asian hate.

000 Japanese Americans during WW2.We know how sweet it tastes to have power.a lawn sign for an Asian American candidate running for office was vandalized with a racial slur.

Were the fastest growing racial group in the country and grew by 40% between 2010 – 2020.Our power to gain the attention of electeds who finally realized it was our political voice that was determining the outcomes of elections.

This is our countrys pattern and practice in times of trouble.

But then make sure those you donate strategically those charitable causes know youre an Asian American contributor.Kawaguchi stated that it was uplifting to see her fellow students take an interest in the voter registration process and she was excited to observe that her peers are clearly determined to make an impact in their local and greater communities by participating in the election process.

Amelia Kawaguchi and Caleb Goodman.some very patriotic student members of the student led organization known as Student Advocacy for Change (SAC) hosted a series of voter/pre-registration drives at three high schools and a library.

Although some of the students were not going to be old enough to vote in the November election (not 18 years old on Nov.Participants in the voter registration drive included (from left) Tammy Tran.