Keith Kamisugi

Communicating for justice from SF, DNA crafted in Hawai'i, work @equaljustice, post @hawaiipage and on the boards of @caasanfrancisco @apiavote @japantown.
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themayproject:

My name is Cindy; my middle name is Yukiko.  I was very lucky to have been born in Japan and lived there for a couple years before returning to the States.  I’m so happy to be as close to my Japanese relatives as well as my American relatives.  Pictured here are me (left), my sister (middle), and friend (right) when we attended one of the many fun festivals.

Supervisor Eric Mar Holds Successful Community Launch Rally

Joined by over 150 supporters, Supervisor Eric Mar kicked off his re-election campaign on Apr. 21 with an enthusiastic rally at Rossi Playground in San Francisco’s Richmond district. 

Community leaders speaking in support of Supervisor Mar’s re-election campaign included Richmond Democratic Club leader Hene Kelly, San Francisco Labor Council President Mike Casey and Vice President Conny Ford, Association of Chinese Teachers leader Irene Dea Collier, Richmond parent Yvonne Liu and local Toy Boat Café owner Jesse Fink. 

Supervisor Mar was also joined by several elected officials, including Supervisors John Avalos, David Campos and Jane Kim, Public Defender Jeff Adachi, Community College Board Trustee President John Rizzo and Trustees Chris Jackson and Steve Ngo, Democratic Central Committee Chair Aaron Peskin, former Mayor Art Agnos, and former District 1 Supervisor Jake McGoldrick.   Members of the California Nurses Association and the United Educators of San Francisco, Chinese community leader Charles Chow, and several Richmond small businesses owners also attended the rally.

Speaking to this large group of supporters, Supervisor Mar said, “I have been proud to work alongside all of you over the last four years to protect small businesses, create jobs, and improve the lives for the Richmond’s families.  I am inspired by the great turnout today and look forward to running a strong grassroots campaign together.”

unity12convention:

April 18, 2012

McLEAN, VA. — UNITY: Journalists of Color is changing its name to UNITY Journalists to reflect the organization’s mission of inclusion and to accurately represent the alliance of the Asian American Journalists Association, Native American Journalists Association, National…