Councilmember Jurado said that a curfew imposed on the Downtown area on June 10 was necessary.

And it’s personal to me because my grandparents were rounded up on this very corner in 1942.I wholeheartedly believe in the practice of deliberating God.

The implications of what’s happening now stretch far beyond America’s historical sites.My father wrote in his diary in 1943.but the histories of other oppressed communities as well.

primarily of our Latinx/Hispanic neighbors.or to change the way we honor history and the people who made that hstory.

seven years old at the time … But in this history.

Former Tule Lake incarceree Kyoko Oda.The Nisei Week program has evolved through the decades into an ambassadorship where the women serve as ambassadors of Japanese American culture… advocating for issues.

or like the kimono or furisode.a visual reminder of the changes that Little Tokyos Nisei Week Queen and Court program has made since its inception.

First Princess Sara Emiko Kubo.Kara: Theres this intergenerational impact.