#eo9066
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This should be interesting. An extension of the "memory hole" approach that explains why we didn’t learn about WWII Japanese incarceration in high school. All legitimate, documented, extended moments of shame in US history are being "cleans
(1/2) When #FDR issued #EO9066, #FredKorematsu, a native-born US citizen, refused. On #ThisDayInHistory in 1942, he was arrested, convicted, and sent to a #ConcentrationCamp in Utah. He appealed and #SCOTUS ruled that denial of #CivilLibert
Today marks the commemoration of EO 9066, a significant event that, in conjunction with the Korematsu v. United States SCOTUS case, authorized the confinement of Japanese-American individuals in locations like the Amache Internment Camp sit
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