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July 1st, 2019 Los Angeles, California
3 days away from American independence celebrations.
There are no celebrations in front of the Metropolitan Detention Center in Downtown Los Angeles. Instead, a peaceful protest and vigil for the 24 immigrants who have died in ICE custody under the Trump Administration. On pace with the 75 immigrants who died in custody between 2009-2016 as reported from multiple human rights watch organizations. “ICE Kills” one sign reads.
Plant more flowers!
“Trump’s America is not America: not today’s or tomorrow’s, but yesterday’s. Trump’s America is brutal, perverse, regressive, insular and afraid. There is no hope in it; there is no light in it. It is a vast expanse of darkness and desolation. And that is a vision of America that most of the people in this country cannot and will not abide.” Charles M. Blow
Throwback to Nisei week 2015.
Little Tokyo. Los Angeles, California.
Blossom Plaza. Chinatown. Los Angeles, California.
Our grandfather used to take the bus to Chinatown for authentic Chinese ingredients so he could treat us to homemade wantons or fried rice with duck. From the bus stop he would walk 5 blocks to his favorite Chinese marketplace. Then the train came into operation and now hes only had to walk about 2 blocks to get there. Today, this is the sight that greets him as he strolls into Chinatown.
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