In the wake of several days of destructive protests in Los Angeles, one particularly unlikely target of the demonstrators is left...

In the wake of several days of destructive protests in Los Angeles, one particularly unlikely target of the demonstrators is left dealing with extensive damage. The Japanese American National Museum, known for its pro-immigration stance, was hit hard by graffiti as protesters moved through Little Tokyo on Sunday and Monday. "Our museum is a beacon, a champion, for social justice and civil rights," said museum board member Bill Fujioka. "This is holy ground for us. This is a special place for us." https://lnkd.in/gUTSVCMP