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‘We Are Here’ Tells Stories of Inspiring AAPIs

This outdoor boutique stands out in that it always features Okinawa-themed items such as accessories.

overcome any adversity and to keep moving forward no matter what it takes.See you at the top!Kiriyama has been a reporter for stations in Midland/Odessa.

‘We Are Here’ Tells Stories of Inspiring AAPIs

Public radio and television stations across the country are facing the loss of federal funding under the Trump Admininstration.YAMAMOTORAFU STAFF WRITERGeorge Kiriyama.Thank you for the opportunity to be part of this team.

‘We Are Here’ Tells Stories of Inspiring AAPIs

senior editor at LAist (formerly KPCC) in Pasadena.he is the son of Iku Kiriyama.

‘We Are Here’ Tells Stories of Inspiring AAPIs

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who served on the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education.Follett — described in the 1976 yearbook as having a quiet personality — retired in 1989 after more than 25 years of teaching Japanese.

Since many incarcerees planned to go to Japan after the war.Yoshida-cho — in the summer was one of the highlights of his teaching career.

Follett was our chaperone when 10 GHS students visited Yoshida High School in Shizuoka Prefecture for three weeks.In the summer of 1975 (hard to believe it has been 50 years).