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Fred Korematsu was the young man who gave his name to the Supreme Court decision that upheld incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II as constitutional. Yet Korematsu’s battle, influence, and legacy go far beyond that loss.
OSWEGO – Time passes, and we ponder what remains. Six million died in the Holocaust of World War II, and we search for what remains of them, their history, their
American imperialism justifies its military provocations against Russia by claiming to defend “democracy” and “freedom” abroad. This WSWS article provides a detailed review of conditions at one immigrant child detention facility.
Eighty years later, Richard Matsuishi wants America to know about this stain on U.S. history so that such imprisonments will never take place again.
The Granada Relocation Center, also known as Amache, grew to become the state's tenth largest city at its peak during World War II