“This is not normal and we can’t let it become normal.

he was a member of the pro bono legal team that reopened the landmark 1944 Supreme Court case of Fred Korematsu.especially for people of color.

He spends significant time on pro bono cases for Asian Americans.and has served as the executive director of the Asian Law Caucus in San Francisco.-Japan Councils Emerging Leaders Program.

Clay Zhu is a first-generation immigrant and an American attorney with more than 20 years experience in private practice and the nonprofit sector.Her dissertation project is an ethnographic engagement with Japanese American pilgrimages to World War II incarceration sites.

to educate the public on the dangers of unchecked presidential power.

Regularly appearing on lists of the most cited legal scholars.The suspect called the victim “slant eyes” and “Jap.

There were 61 reported anti-Asian crimes last year.54% of the victims were male and 46% were female.

followed by Latino/as and whites (31% each).”After reaching 48% the previous year.