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Am I An American Or Am I Not? Am I An American Or Am I Not?
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    • Introduction
      • "Am I an American or am I not?" - Fred Korematsu
      • When the Constitution Doesn't Count
      • The Power of Language
      • Not a Security Threat, but Treated as Such
      • Prison Camps
      • Documenting the Incarceration
    • Immigration & Citizenship
      • Who Gets to Be an American?
      • Setting the Stage
      • You Can't Farm Here
      • Who Can Be a Citizen?
      • Native to the Land, yet Excluded from the Nation
      • Immigration Reform After Incarceration
      • Immigration Today
    • Othering
      • What Does It Mean To Be an American?
      • In the Name of National Security
      • Attacked for Their Race: An Ongoing Story
      • Temporary Detention Centers
      • Evicted by Executive Order
      • Incarcerated Because of Race
      • Starting Over
      • Racially Restrictive Covenants
    • Loyalty & Resistance
      • What Do You Stand For?
      • Swearing Loyalty to Those That Incarcerated You
      • A Call to Military Service
      • A Way to Prove Loyalty?
      • Ethical Resistance
    • Resilience & Solidarity
      • Who Will You Stand Up For?
      • Life in the Incarceration Camps
      • Resisting Injustice
      • Righting Past Wrongs
      • Asian American and Civil Rights Movements
      • Yuri Kochiyama
      • Acknowledging Wrongs: Redress and Reparations
      • Reparations Today
    • Conclusion
      • Fighting Together for Our Democracy
      • An Ongoing Story
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“AM I AN AMERICAN OR AM I NOT?”
was developed by the Fred T. Korematsu Institute, in partnership with Exhibit Envoy and AGH Arts Strategies. The Fred T. Korematsu Institute promotes civic participation and education to advance racial equity, social justice, and human rights for all. This project was funded, in part, by a grant from the U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Japanese American Confinement Sites Grant Program.
Am I An American Or Am I Not?
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