BOOK REVIEW: Lorraine K. Bannai’s “Enduring Conviction: Fred Korematsu and His Quest For Justice”
UPHOLDING THE CONSTITUTION AND PROTECTING CIVIL LIBERTIES DURING THE DARKEST OF TIMES IN AMERICAN HISTORY BY HARVEY GEE Lessons learned from
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Angry Asian Man – FDR Called Them Concentration Camps: Why Terminology Matters
Note from the Editor: To keep our online blog more dynamic, we will be focusing on two sources for stories.
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Happy birthday, Fred Korematsu!
Google’s Doodle on Monday honors the late Fred Korematsu, a civil rights activist and recipient of the Presidential Medal of
Read moreLetters from Camp by Frank Chi
Sponsored by the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center and created by filmmaker Frank Chi, this short film features young Muslim
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A Historical Overview: Japanese American Internment in the 1940’s and Muslim Registry in the 2010’s under President-elect Trump
BY KEI M. ASHIZAWA, GINGER KOTO VAUGHN, & ANDY VO Members of President-elect Donald J. Trump’s transition team made headlines
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Building a Community Institution: Bill Watanabe and The Little Tokyo Service Center
In the so-called post-racial age of Obama, community development policy continues to prioritize color-blind approaches to serving residents of low-income
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“People Aren’t All Bad”
In celebration of our upcoming 25th anniversary, the Asian American Policy Review is showcasing work from up and coming Asian
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