we had to stop accepting new members because the numbers were becoming too large for us to properly serve.

which fought to protect long-time residents and small businesses during the late 1970s redevelopment of Little Tokyo.helping nurture their growth as future community leaders.

he became an administrator at CSU Long Beach.and a member of the UCLA Nikkei Student Union in the 1980s.We have Alan to thank for helping to develop so many of our current and future community leaders.

Nishio has also worked directly with Japanese American college students.He also schooled us about how we had to fight for our future.

I want to express our deepest condolences and best wishes to Alans wife.

Nishio served as its Southern California co-chair from 1980 to 1990.I hope that by acknowledging and remembering someone important in my life.

that happened in Alabama in March 1965.Many are familiar with the three civil rights marches.

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