By L.J. Williamson
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
When Judge Holly J. Fujie's mother was a young Japanese-American girl just learning the ways of her new country, a Caucasian friend asked her if she wanted a sandwich. Though she wanted to say yes, per the dictates of Japanese etiquette, she couldn't accept until she had been asked a third time.
But her Caucasian friend took the first "no" for an answer, and proceeded...
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