His reputation in the Asian American movement preceded him.

Three programs will explore the multicultural influences and intersections that shape Los Angeles food culture.a two-day symposium and special performance that will focus on the history of the Los Angeles Chinese Massacre of 1871.

the initiative is convening programs like Our Shared Future Los Angeles to support diverse programs and encourage conversations and learning about issues related to race and racism with organizations doing similar work in communities across the country.Columbia Memorial Science Center.CAM and LA Plaza are conveniently located near Union Station.

an interactive exhibition about the science and history of bias and what people can do about it.examines the classic American Dream through what has become the quintessential 21st-century entrepreneurial endeavor — the food truck.

and culture commentators that will explore cross-cultural influences on ethnic cuisine in America.

visitors will have the opportunity to explore the traveling exhibition The Bias Inside Us.His organization so far has started three separate public-interest lawsuits against the federal government for the infamous China Initiative.

where she has focused on growing youth programs.Brown is special assistant attorney general at the California Department of Justice.

the National Asian Pacific Bar Association Trailblazer Award (2003).drawing parallels between the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II and the Trump Administrations policies targeting minority groups based on race or religion.