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Thu, Feb 16 2012

Day of Remembrance Presentation Planned at State Capitol; Nisei Cartoonist to Be Honored for Educating Kids About Camp

Also tagged: 100th battalion, 442nd rct, ACR 104, API Legislative Caucus, Asian American Curriculum Project, bill clinton, California Civil Liberties Public Education Program, California State Assembly, Camp II Block 211, Carol Liu, Civil Liberties Act of 1988, congressional gold medal, Das Williams, Day of Remembrance, Emi Young, Fiona Ma, fred korematsu, GORDON HIRABAYASHI, hokubei mainichi, Jack Matsuoka, Japanese American Museum of San Jose, Leland Yee, Luis Alejo, Mariko Yamada, Mary Hayashi, medal of honor, Mike Eng, military intelligence service, Min Yasui, obama, poston, Richard Pan, ronald reagan, Speaker John Perez, storyteller Megumi, Ted Lieu, warren furutani, Watsonville

Jack Matsuoka's book for young readers about the camp experience. SACRAMENTO — The California State Assembly is scheduled to declare a Day of Remembrance during its Friday session in order to increase...

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Wed, Feb 15 2012

Day of Remembrance Events in Bay Area

Also tagged: Bay Area Day of Remembrance Consortium, CAIR San Francisco Bay Area, Dr. Clifford I. Uyeda Peace and Humanitarian Award, GORDON HIRABAYASHI, Imam Amer Araim, Japanese American Religious Federation, Japanese Bilingual Bicultural Program, JCCCNC, KAREN KOREMATSU, lane hirabayashi, Lewis Suzuki, Mike Honda, National Defense Authorization Act, Nihonmachi Outreach Committee, NJAHS, Rosa Parks Elementary School, san francisco japantown, San Jose Buddhist Church, SAN JOSE JAPANTOWN, SAN JOSE TAIKO, ScoJourners, Sundance Kabuki Cinemas, Zahra Billoo

SAN FRANCISCO — Two major Day of Remembrance events are planned in the Bay Area this weekend. “Carrying the Light for Justice: 70 Years After Executive Order 9066” is the theme of a commemoration...

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Mon, Feb 13 2012

DOR Program to Explore Defending Civil Liberties

Also tagged: ACLU, Civil Liberties Act of 1988, Day of Remembrance, fred korematsu, GORDON HIRABAYASHI, janm, Los Angeles County Human Relations Commission, Minoru Yasui, MUSLIM AMERICANS, National Defense Authorization Act, nikkei for civil rights and redress, obama, Pacific Southwest District JACL, Robin Toma, traci kato-kiriyama

Robin Toma The 2012 Day of Remembrance program will explore the theme “70 Years After E.O. 9066: Defending Our Civil Liberties” with a commemorative ceremony, keynote speaker Robin Toma of...

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Wed, Feb 8 2012

Korematsu Photos Unveiled at Smithsonian Gallery

Also tagged: Doris Matsui, FLOYD MORI, fred korematsu, Judy Chu, KAREN KOREMATSU, Ken Korematsu, Korematsu Day, Korematsu Institute, Ling Woo Liu, Martin Sullivan, Mike Honda, national portrait gallery, norman mineta, Oakland, Ralph Neas, Smithsonian Institution

From left: National Portrait Gallery Director Martin Sullivan, Korematsu Institute Director Ling Woo Liu, Karen Korematsu, Rep. Doris Matsui, former Transportation Secretary Norm Mineta, JACL National...

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Wed, Feb 1 2012

CAPAC Members, Congressional Leaders Observe Fred Korematsu Day

Also tagged: ACLU, Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus, Fred Korematsu Day, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Judy Chu, Laura Richardson, LUCILLE ROYBAL-ALLARD, mazie hirono, Mike Honda, Nancy Pelosi

WASHINGTON — Members of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus (CAPAC) and congressional leaders released the following statements Monday in honor of California’s second annual Fred Korematsu...

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Thu, Jan 19 2012

State Schools Chief Urges Public to Observe Korematsu Day

Also tagged: bill clinton, California Department of education, Fred Korematsu Day, KAREN KOREMATSU, Korematsu Institute, Ling Woo Liu, MARTY BLOCK, Presidential Medal of Freedom, Supreme Court, Tom Torlakson, warren furutani

Tom Torlakson SACRAMENTO — State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson on Tuesday encouraged all Californians to observe the annual Fred Korematsu Day of Civil Liberties and the Constitution...

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Thu, Jan 19 2012

CSU Unveils Nisei Diploma Project Video at JANM, SDSU

Also tagged: AB 37, Barbara Mukai, Bob Suzuki, California Civil Liberties Public Education Program, california state university, Carl Yoshimine, Colleen Bentley, CSU Board of Trustees, CSU Chancellor's Office, CSU Nisei Honorary Committee, george takei, janm, June Kushino, Kim Shibata, national center for the preservation of democracy, Nisei honorary degree recipients, Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center, SDSU, Viola Midori Takeda, warren furutani

Nearly 70 years after Executive Order 9066 forced 250 California State University students to leave their campuses without completing their degrees, several former students’ stories will be brought...

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Sun, Jan 15 2012

VOX POPULI: A Letter to President Obama

Also tagged: 5th Amendment, Andrew Clark Arand, Andrew Sullivan, GORDON HIRABAYASHI, Hiroshi Kashiwagi, National Defense Authorization Act, Pasadena Human Relations Commission, president Obama, SOJI KASHIWAGI, Supreme Court, tule lake, U.S. Constitution

By SOJI KASHIWAGI January 10, 2012 The Honorable Barack Obama President of the United States The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, D.C. 20500 — Dear President Obama, Before I begin,...

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Thu, Jan 12 2012

OCHAZUKE: Fighting for San Pedro and Beyond

Also tagged: bellagio, election, gateway fountain, Joe Buscaino, Joe Cortez, Los Angeles City Council, Mike Woo, Ports O'Call, random lengths, SAN PEDRO, san pedro high school, Terminal Island, warner grand, warren furutani

By GWEN MURANAKA (First published in The Rafu Shimpo on Jan. 12, 2012.) === It’s good to see Warren Furutani fighting for San Pedro. In the last days of the campaign, he’s picked up some Pedro endorsements,...

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Wed, Dec 21 2011

Scholars Take Issue with NYT Review of Heart Mountain Museum

Also tagged: C.N. Le, Cathy J. Schlund-Vials, Edward Rothstein, FDR, Greg Robinson, heart mountain interpretive learning center, Hunter College, Jennifer Hayashida, Jennifer Ho, Kenneth Ringle, michelle malkin, New York Times, Office of Naval Information, Universite de Quebec a Montreal, University of Connecticut, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, yellow peril

NEW YORK — Concerns are being raised about a New York Times museum review of the new Heart Mountain Interpretive Learning Center in Wyoming. Written by cultural critic Edward Rothstein, “The How of...

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Tag Archives: executive order 9066

Day of Remembrance Presentation Planned at State Capitol; Nisei Cartoonist to Be Honored for Educating Kids About Camp

Day of Remembrance Events in Bay Area

DOR Program to Explore Defending Civil Liberties

Korematsu Photos Unveiled at Smithsonian Gallery

CAPAC Members, Congressional Leaders Observe Fred Korematsu Day

State Schools Chief Urges Public to Observe Korematsu Day

CSU Unveils Nisei Diploma Project Video at JANM, SDSU

VOX POPULI: A Letter to President Obama

OCHAZUKE: Fighting for San Pedro and Beyond

Scholars Take Issue with NYT Review of Heart Mountain Museum

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