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but also became one of the over 120.the civil rights hero who challenged the unjust and racist internment of tens of thousands of Japanese Americans during World War II and fought for freedom and racial justice his entire life.

Korematsu never stopped speaking out against racial discrimination.Thats why I have consistently reintroduced a package of bills to honor Mr.I am proud to have led efforts to recognize Mr.

we must pass my Korematsu-Takai Civil Liberties Protection Act to reaffirm our commitment to upholding constitutional principles for all.including legislation to award him the Congressional Gold Medal.

after witnessing the wrongful imprisonment of Muslim community members made under the same guise of national security in the aftermath of Sept.

and the way I and serve in Congress.Hed just started a business six months before the war broke out.

Its just that we had our lives to live.It was my father and mother and sisters that bore the brunt of it.

I gave my resignation at my old job in manufacturing management.had to work as a janitor when the war ended and the family relocated to Hunters Point in San Francisco.