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On January 30th, we celebrate Fred Korematsu's legacy of defiance and as a civil rights activist. As the US government continues to target and imprison communities of color, remembering Korematsu's resistance is more important than ever.
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It was such a special honor to share my family's history & about our work at
@TsuruSolidarity - especially as we think about the importance of resistance on#FredKorematsuDay. Thank you@ACLU &@emersonsjsykes for having me!https://twitter.com/ACLU/status/1222912185925611523 … -
January 30 is
#FredKorematsuDay of Civil Liberties & the Constitution! In celebration, we’re giving away 10 copies of FRED KOREMATSU SPEAKS UP, the award-winning book for young readers. To enter, share what this day means to you, using#FredKorematsuDay and#CivilLibertiespic.twitter.com/biT2wLsiy5
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Karen Korematsu, founder and executive director of the Fred T.
@Korematsu Institute, reflects on her father's legacy on his 101st birthday.#FredKorematsuDay https://medium.com/@AAAJ_AAJC/remembering-my-father-fred-korematsu-1072ac08d329 … -
Today is
#FredKorematsuDay of Civil Liberties and the Constitution! Today, we honor Fred's fight for justice by encouraging everyone to register to vote and participate in our democracy. As one individual, Fred made a difference, and so can you. pic.twitter.com/Cbw23oY2dy
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Today is
#FredKorematsuDay. Let us celebrate the life of Fred Korematsu, a Japanese-American civil rights activist. It is also the first day in U.S. history named after an Asian American. Read more about him and his fight for freedom: https://www.salon.com/2020/01/30/fred-korematsus-freedom-fight-remembering-a-japanese-american-hero-who-resisted-internment/ … -
Today is
#FredKorematsuDay & I want to recommend this book that celebrates Korematsu and inspires readers to reflect on what they know & what they can do--and will do--to fight unfairness & to create positive change. Here's a review I once wrote about it: http://readingwhilewhite.blogspot.com/2019/01/fighting-for-justice-fred-korematsu.html …pic.twitter.com/VZnz4A0yBd
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"When we use language that distorts the past, we lose our ability to recognize patterns of repeating history." After
#FredKorematsuDay, we're sharing why words like "internment" are euphemisms. Check out this@DenshoProject post: https://densho.org/time-to-retire-euphemisms-for-japanese-american-incarceration/ …pic.twitter.com/B0nEOd3lqt
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Thanks to all who celebrated
#FredKorematsuDay with us! Let's keep this day going. Write your state legislators and ask them to support a day in your state to honor Fred Korematsu. pic.twitter.com/W3Xy4HFpfV -
“We need to not only hold our institutions accountable, but we need to exercise and fight for our rights as citizens.” - Dale Minami, lead attorney of Fred Korematsu’s coram nobis legal team at
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“Unfortunately today, we have generations of young people that don’t know the history of the Japanese American incarceration.” - Jon Osaki, Director of “Alternative Facts: The Lies of Executive Order 9066” at the
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#FredKorematsuDay is "a day to remind ourselves that Fred Korematsu was never more American than when he resisted."@AndrewFukuda for@Salon:https://www.salon.com/2020/01/30/fred-korematsus-freedom-fight-remembering-a-japanese-american-hero-who-resisted-internment/ … -
Today is
#FredKorematsuDay, an opportunity to commemorate the life and work of an important Japanese-American civil rights activist. Let's honor his legacy by dedicating ourselves to closing the modern day internment camps.#CloseImmigrantPrisons
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Today we celebrate
#FredKorematsuDay honoring a national hero and civil rights activist who objected to the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII. Thank you, Fred, for your steadfast courage and lifetime of advocacy, calling on all of us to "stand up for what is right." pic.twitter.com/xGVORfhvAf
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#FredKorematsuDay let his words serve as a guide for fighting for justice for all: "If you have the feeling that something is wrong, don't be afraid to speak up."Prikaži ovu nit -
“No one should be locked away because of their race, ethnicity, or religion. If that was not learned from the internment of Japanese Americans then these are very dangerous times for our democracy.”
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From the Muslim Ban to the modern-day detention system imprisoning families including children, we must remain vigilant of existing wrongs, stand up in solidarity, and speak up to prevent the past from repeating itself.
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Today is Fred Korematsu's birthday. In honor of him, commit to fighting against racist laws and the liberation of incarcerated people.
#FredKorematsuDay https://twitter.com/dcmoapia/status/1222893163641131008 …
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If you want to honor
#FredKorematsuDay in person, you can visit the grave of this civil rights icon in Oakland's Mountain View Cemetery https://eastbayyesterday.com/episodes/they-knew-it-was-a-lie/ …pic.twitter.com/TI8Ijd7QAS
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Today is
#FredKorematsuDay of Civil Liberties and the Constitution. Visit: http://ow.ly/eH4A50y9sY3 to access education resources for your classroom.pic.twitter.com/bQYu7MCQFr
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