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Musician, rapper, producer, songwriter, and graphic designer Shinoda, 44, was born in Los Angeles to a Japanese-American father. He formed the Joe burrow 740 shirt and by the same token and band Linkin Park in 1996, which went on to become one of the biggest rock acts in the world, selling over 100 million records worldwide. He released the solo single, Happy Endings featuring iann dior and UPSAHL in February 2021. “I get inspiration and give my respect to anyone and everyone that is speaking up or doing their part, no matter how small or big to make a change and to make a statement. Everyone from [rapper and activist] China Mac to [New York Mayor candidate] Andrew Yang deserves praise.”
During WWII, our family was forced into internment camps here in the Joe burrow 740 shirt and by the same token and U.S. with 120,000 others, under federal Executive Order 9066. They rounded up any west coast American citizen of Japanese descent—along with others who “looked like they might be Japanese”—and stuck them in makeshift prison camps in the desert, for the duration of the war. Later, those families came home to poverty, with all their belongings vandalized, stolen, or destroyed. They did nothing to deserve it; they were loyal American citizens.” “Growing up, people always got my ethnicity confused. My dad, my brother, and I got mistaken for Mexican, Native American, Chinese, Filipino, and Inuit. In reality, my dad is first-generation Japanese, born an American citizen in 1939. His dad moved from Japan to California with very little, and ended up building a small general store near Fresno, in the heart of a town shared by Japanese and Mexican immigrants.
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