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Don Tamaki, Japanese American who fought for prison camp survivors, now fighting for reparations for Black community

Kimmy Yam, NBC News, June 27, 2023

Marina Hsieh

Don Tamaki's work on this issue illustrates so many themes, including the importance of inter-coalitional work, how the WWII cases and experiences of redress and reparations have built a foundation for more progress, the power of APA activism and attorneys. 

 

Don Tamaki, Japanese American who fought for prison camp survivors, now fighting for reparations for Black community

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