whose doors were forced to close on Jan.

a civil rights champion who resisted the unjust removal of Japanese Americans to incarceration camps and dedicated his life to fighting for thousands of Japanese Americans wrongfully detained during World War II.the Supreme Court ruled that the internment of all Japanese Americans was justified by military necessity.

we celebrate the birthday of this civil rights hero.I stand with my CAPAC colleagues in speaking out against intolerance.Whenever and wherever we may see injustice.

): I am proud to recognize Fred Korematsu Day of Civil Liberties and the Constitution — and I am also proud that my home state of New York has designated this day to honor the legacy of Fred Korematsu.We must work toward a future where there is justice and inclusion for all.

000 Japanese Americans who were wrongly interned during World War II.

In the face of rising anti-Asian hate.is developing the necessary methodology that would allow us to provide the government with the best possible answers.

USC reached a new high-water mark in annual research expenditures — $1.which honor exceptionally creative scientists proposing unconventional approaches.

As recipients of NIH Directors Awards.5 million grant from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.