was incarcerated in 1942 at the Gila River camp in Arizona.

He also played a pivotal role in building the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundations Interpretive Center and was a dedicated member of the foundations advisory council.He was an inspiration to me as I saw him support so many community activities and nurturing relationships in politics.

Uno served as JACL National President in the 1970s and was key in initiating the movement to seek redress for the treatment of Japanese Americans during World War II.Judge Uno was a scholar and soldier.He is survived by his wife Yoshiko; five sons.

That was something I really didnt understand until I went to college and started taking classes in constitutional law.000 persons of Japanese ancestry who were incarcerated during World War II.

and his participation in camp pilgrimages including Heart Mountain and Crystal City.

1930 to Clarence and Osako Uno.I am honored to celebrate the work of this civil rights hero and remain committed to carrying out his vision of a truly equal and just nation.

May his courage serve as an inspiration to us all to speak out against discrimination and injustice.the birthday of Fred Korematsu (1919-2005).

Fred Korematsu and advocates in California have spent their careers working to right this wrong.may we remember Fred Korematsu ‘s resolve to do what is right.