Your Call Live, June 6: HEAR — Histories of Exclusion And Resistance
Your Call series exploring the connections between Japanese American incarceration during WWII and modern threats to civil liberties.
Join Your Call at its last live taping for a discussion on how organizers, lawyers and activists are building solidarity across communities to protect civil rights and liberties in the face of Islamophobia, anti-immigrant rhetoric and racial discrimination.
Host Rose Aguilar will be in conversation with attorney Don Tamaki who served on the Korematsu v. the United States case, law professor Bill Ong Hing, and Leila Sayed-Taha of the Arab Resource and Organizing Center.
This event is part of the Your Call's series "HEAR: Histories of Exclusion And Resistance.” HEAR is made possible by funding from the California State Library's California Civil Liberties Public Education Program.
Your Call series exploring the connections between Japanese American incarceration during WWII and modern threats to civil liberties.
Join Your Call at its last live taping for a discussion on how organizers, lawyers and activists are building solidarity across communities to protect civil rights and liberties in the face of Islamophobia, anti-immigrant rhetoric and racial discrimination.
Host Rose Aguilar will be in conversation with attorney Don Tamaki who served on the Korematsu v. the United States case, law professor Bill Ong Hing, and Leila Sayed-Taha of the Arab Resource and Organizing Center.
This event is part of the Your Call's series "HEAR: Histories of Exclusion And Resistance.” HEAR is made possible by funding from the California State Library's California Civil Liberties Public Education Program.