【you want me to stop ?gay sex videos】‘Defining Courage’ to Support Maui Disaster Relief

TORRANCE —?To support Maui’s relief efforts, El Camino College will feature a performance hosted by KABC-7 news anchor David Ono on Saturday, Sept. 9, at 7 p.m. in the Marsee Auditorium.

“Defining Courage” — previously presented in Little Tokyo, Orange County and Honolulu —?is a live performance honoring the most decorated U.S. soldiers of World War II: the 100th Infantry Battalion, the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, and the Military Intelligence Service. The 100^th/442^ndoriginated in Hawaii more than 80 years ago.

The stories of these Nisei soldiers, many fighting for the U.S. while their families were incarcerated in America’s concentration camps, are told in a unique presentation that combines storytelling, new and historical film footage, eyewitness interviews, and live music. This special “Aloha” edition honors Hawaii with additional stories, and with dance by Hālau Hula Keali’i O Nālani and music by Nick Lee and Grammy winners Daniel Ho and Tia Carrere.

“It’s the perfect way to keep this incredible story alive in the most memorable way,” said Ono, the host and co-producer of “Defining Courage.” “More importantly, right now our friends on Maui are ‘defining courage’ under the most difficult and tragic of circumstances. Let’s stand with them and give them our love and support.”

All monies raised will benefit the Hawaii Community Foundation’s Maui Strong Fund.

Additionally, artwork from more than a dozen artists will be for sale in the lobby the night of the performance, including Maui-based artists Amanda Bowers, Sabrina Futch, Bailey Onaga, Alex Underwood, Cianna Valley, and Joey Rose.

Los Angeles-based artists participating include Ako Castuera, Luke Chueh, Cryptik, Defer, Andrew Hem, James Jean, Audrey Kawasaki, Shizu Saldamando, Rob Sato, Yoskay Yamamoto.

Photographer Shane Sato will sell copies of his book “The Go for Broke Spirit.” A portion of proceeds from art and book sales will go to the Maui Strong Fund.

El Camino College is located at 16007 Crenshaw Blvd. in Torrance. Tickets start at $25. More details about the show are available at www.DefiningCourageShow.com.

This performance of “Defining Courage” is presented by Story Boldly, the Japanese American National Museum, Outside In Theatre, and over 25 community-based organizations and partners, including:

CSU Long Beach Nikkei Student Union

East West Players

Gardena Valley Japanese Cultural Institute

Giant Robot

Go For Broke National Education Center

Japanese American Citizens League

Japanese American Cultural & Community Center

Kazuo Masuda VFW Post 3670

Keiro

Kizuna

Little Tokyo Community Council

Little Tokyo Historical Society

Little Tokyo Service Center

Nikkei for Civil Rights and Redress

Nikkei Progressives

Nisei Week Foundation

Okinawa Association of America

Orange County Optimist Club

So-Phis

Tuesday Night Project

UCLA Nikkei Student Union

UC Riverside Nikkei Student Union

U.S.-Japan Council

Veterans Memorial Court Alliance

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