she enjoys working in regional theater productions at The Mark Taper Forum.

Not only was her case one of just four challenges to the Japanese American incarceration to reach the Supreme Court.In recognition of her significant contribution to civil liberties during one of the United States darkest hours.

it is long past time to appreciate.Endos courage and conviction are an embodiment of what it means to be a responsible American citizen.“Her story is not just part of our history; it is also part of our present struggle against injustice and discrimination.

She refused an offer of early release and remained in a concentration camp so that her petition for habeas corpus could be heard by the federal courts.but Endo was also the lone woman litigant and the only one to achieve a successful outcome.

As we approach the 80th anniversary of the Endo decision.

“The three men who challenged the incarceration in the Supreme Court — Fred Korematsu.Fukushima hopes the fellowship will bring world-class educators and thinkers to Deep Springs who will educate.

as a large portion of the attendees stuck around and schmoozed until the staff finally closed up the space.and seating the Board of Trustees.

the college enrolls 13 students and all are provided full tuition.The first fellowship appointment will happen in the 2024-25 academic year.