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"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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Still Image
Buffalo soldiers in formation
Title
Buffalo soldiers in formation
Description
Buffalo Soldiers stand in formation in 1899, after fighting in the Spanish-American War in Cuba.
Section
Loyalty & Resistance
Date Created
May 29, 1899
Rights
Public domain
Source
Library of Congress
