Palacios imagines the museum as a way to bring local history to life for both local residents and out-of-town visitors.

we honor Freds legacy of justice and equality for all.Korematsu continued fighting and successfully cleared his conviction in 1983.

including my great-grandfather.Korematsu was born in Oakland to parents who had immigrated to the U.chair of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus (CAPAC).

I am remembering Fred Korematsu by partnering with colleagues both across the aisle and in the Senate to ensure that his legacy is remembered for generations to come.That we must take the time to listen and learn the lessons of the past.

on what would have been his 106th birthday

Partnering with AADAP aligns perfectly with our values.government imprisoned Japanese Americans without due process.

Deeply Racist and XenophobicSeia Watanabe.These actions are more than just an echo of what our families experienced during World War II … It’s important to remember before forcibly removing our families.

government acknowledged and apologized for its unjust incarceration of Japanese Americans and our community vowed to educate the public against future attempts to stir up anti-immigrant hate in order to deny due process …The recent erasure of our community stories from government websites and documents such as the National Archives.Circuit said this week that “Nazis got better treatment under the Alien Enemies Act.