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Zahra Billoo Invited to Speak at Civil Rights Event Co-Sponsored by Superior Court of Santa Clara County - Vimarsana News

Zahra Billoo Invited to Speak at Civil Rights Event Co-Sponsored by Superior Court of Santa Clara County

Zahra Billoo is a panelist at an online event commemorating civil rights activist Fred Korematsu, to take place tomorrow

United States: the black hole of Guantanamo - Vimarsana News

United States: the black hole of Guantanamo

The arrest of Saddam Hussein has not solved the Iraq problem since Iraqis remain hostile to their foreign occupiers and resistance continues. (...)

Twenty Years Later, Guantánamo Is Everywhere - Vimarsana News

Twenty Years Later, Guantánamo Is Everywhere

The lawless—and ongoing—administration of the prison by four American presidents underwrites the broader democratic crisis we face today.

California judge asks ex-camp internees to sign 48-star U.S. flag | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis - Vimarsana News

California judge asks ex-camp internees to sign 48-star U.S. flag | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

SAN JOSE, California--As a superior court judge and a former prosecutor here, Johnny Gogo knows an injustice when he sees one. 

Source: asahi.com
'They never talked about it'; Bethlehem man recalls his Japanese-American parents' unjust imprisonment during World War II - Vimarsana News

'They never talked about it'; Bethlehem man recalls his Japanese-American parents' unjust imprisonment during World War II

Japanese-American Bethlehem resident Roland Yoshida recently shared memories of talking to his parents about their experiences in internment camps during World War 2.

Source: mcall.com