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    Karen Korematsu, Holly Yasui, and Jay Hirabayashi

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    DOJ memo

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    Redress Now for Japanese Latin Americans lobbying group

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    Fort Sill protest

    Japanese American survivors of WWII concentration camps join forces to protest the detention of undocumented migrant children at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.

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    Minoru Yasui

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    Portrait of Mamie Tape

    Mamie Tape

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    Chinese school

    Chinese Primary School students, c. 1890. Mamie is in the center of the second row, and Frank is to her right.

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    Affidavit for Tape v. Hurley

    California Supreme Court affidavit for Tape v. Hurley

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    The magic washer, manufactured by Geo. Dee, Dixon, Illinois. The Chinese must go

    An advertisement poster for “The Magic Washer” manufactured by Geo. Dee, Dixon, Illinois, circa 1886. This illustration depicts Chinese migrants as “dirt” that needs to be “washed away.”

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    The Democratic Chinese Exclusion Bill Exclusion Poster

    Poster “Hip! Hurrah! Chinese Excluded” announcing Chinese Exclusion Act.

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