and has served as the executive director of the Asian Law Caucus in San Francisco.

compared to 29% the previous year.hate crimes in which anti-immigrant slurs were used continued to climb another 12% from 84 to 94.

schools were closed for part of the academic year.The suspect began yelling anti-Korean/immigrant statements.and a lone crime occurred at a government/public building.

Employees escorted the suspect out of the location.raised his skateboard above his head and shattered the victim’s windshield.

the commission found that reported anti-Asian hate crimes decreased.

the largest number ever recorded.filed numerous amicus briefs with the Supreme Court warning the government not to repeat its shameful mistakes of the past.

Ro Khanna (D-Santa Clara): Today we celebrate Fred Korematsu’s selfless courage in fighting against the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II –– one of the darkest chapters in our nations history.Let us all continue to honor Mr.

We also honor his enduring legacy as a civil rights advocate who.In that landmark 1944 Korematsu v.