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Crenshaw Skate Club's Nike SB Dunks Are Finally Releasing - Vimarsana News

Crenshaw Skate Club's Nike SB Dunks Are Finally Releasing

Crenshaw Skate Club and Nike SB team up for collaborative Dunk Lows and apparel options nodding to Crenshaw Square and CSC founder Tobey McIntosh's story.

London Fashion Week S/S 2024: Martine Rose to Qasimi - Vimarsana News

London Fashion Week S/S 2024: Martine Rose to Qasimi

The highlights from a slimmed-down London Fashion Week S/S 2024, from Martine Rose’s takeover of a London social club to Qasimi’s fashion incubator

Street Dreams: Crenshaw Skate Club Comes to London With Browns - Vimarsana News

Street Dreams: Crenshaw Skate Club Comes to London With Browns

Tobey McIntosh has designed a 20 ready-to-wear piece collection, as well as four skateboard decks.

Source: wwd.com
The secret history of L.A.'s beloved Japanese grocery truck - Vimarsana News

The secret history of L.A.'s beloved Japanese grocery truck

Artist Alan Nakagawa remembers the grocery truck of yesteryear that fed the city's immigrant communities — and the stories it inspired.

10 Photos of Asian American Resistance and Resilience in Southern California | Lost LA | Food & Discovery - Vimarsana News

10 Photos of Asian American Resistance and Resilience in Southern California | Lost LA | Food & Discovery

In 1942, Executive Order 9066 required all people of Japanese Ancestry to move to incarceration camps. The hardships from the forced relocation endured well after their return from the camps. After being uprooted from their homes, Japanese Americans had to rebuild. Many moved to the Crenshaw District of Los Angeles where the built a thriving community with Japanese owned businesses and organizations that provided social services, educated Asian youth, and fought for their civil rights.

Source: kcet.org