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In honor of our Japanese American World War II Veterans who are buried in Miramar National Cemetery, the San Diego JACL is raising funds to donate a stone memorial currently being designed by award-winning architect Dennis Otsuji. 3/4
Your courage, sacrifice, and dedication have not only protected our freedom but have also shaped the course of history. May this Veterans Day bring you the recognition and appreciation you deserve. 2/4
As we observe Veterans Day 2023, the San Diego JACL would like to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude to all the veterans who have selflessly served our nation. 1/4
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JACL is deeply disappointed in the decision by the Supreme Court today to strike down the use of race as a general consideration in the holistic admissions programs for universities. Read our full statement here: jacl.org/statements/jacl-dis…
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Today, the Supreme Court made two more deeply problematic and radical rulings, trampling the rights of LGBTQIA+ individuals and striking down President Biden's student debt cancellation plan. Please read our full statement on today's decision here: jacl.org/statements/jacl-den…
The annual picnic is happening this Sunday June 25 — join us! More info at facebook.com/100066348024828…
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The Korematsu Institute applauds the decision by the @latimes to no longer use the misleading term "internment" to describe the experience of over 125,000 people. This is not only about our Japanese American history. It is an important part of our American story.
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The shift toward using the word incarceration to describe what happened to 120,000 Japanese Americans during World War II is gaining momentum.
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Words matter. Internment has always been a euphemism for what really happened to 120,000 Japanese Americans during World War II. They were incarcerated. We thank the @latimes for taking this step.
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Read the @AAMediaAlliance (AAMA) press release, including quotes from JACL and other AANHPI orgs on last night's Oscars with some of our congratulations and some of our hopes for the coming year for Asian Americans in media!
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.@AlzNorCalNorNev is hosting a program today (Friday March 3rd) at noon via Zoom on its Healthy Living program for the Japanese American community. Register at tinyurl.com/HLBBJA
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No one should have their loyalty questioned because of their ethnicity or nationality, accusations the Japanese American community knows all too well. JACL denounces growing anti-Chinese rhetoric and political actions. Read our full statement here: jacl.org/statements/jacl-den…
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Stop AAPI Hate condemns the baseless comments made by Rep. @lancegooden on Fox News questioning @repjudychu’s loyalty to the United States for the simple fact that she is a Chinese American. 🧵nbcnews.to/3xTxczM
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The Japanese American community recognizes Feb. 19th as Day of Remembrance, a time when we honor and remember the impacts of Executive Order 9066 on not only those 120,000 former incarcerees but also on their descendants. Read our full DOR statement here: jacl.org/statements/day-of-r…
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Opinion: I am proud of those who protested Japanese American internment when no one would listen dlvr.it/SjbDSD [Opinion]
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Opinion: I represented civil rights legend Fred Korematsu. He was an activist for all Americans. dlvr.it/SjbCnx [Opinion]
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Opinion: I am a proud third-generation Japanese American. There's power and strength in our history. dlvr.it/SjbC8d [Opinion]
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JACL calls for the removal of Purdue University NW Chancellor following racist remarks made during a commencement ceremony earlier this month. JACL ED, David Inoue wrote a letter to the university reiterating the chancellor's removal. jacl.org/statements/jacl-cal…
















